All City Bank locations will be closed on Monday, October 14th, in observance of Columbus Day. Please utilize digital banking platforms for your banking needs or connect with us using Penny, our virtual banking assistant. Normal hours will resume on Tuesday, October 15th.
Wire transfer and ACH files will not process on Monday, October 14th.
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The tax-exempt advantage of a Health Savings Account
A Health Savings Account is a tax-exempt account used in conjunction with an HSA-compatible health plan to pay or reimburse qualified medical expenses. This tax-exempt trust or custodial account covers qualified medical expenses for your employees and their eligible family members. Funds contributed to the account are not subject to income tax and may be used to pay for qualified health care anytime, without tax liability.
Account Features
- Balances automatically roll over from year to year
- Pay for expenses just as you would from any checking account
- Contribute up to $4,1501 for individual coverage and $8,3001 for family coverage
- Absolutely no maintenance fee
- Individuals age 55 and older and have not enrolled in Medicare can make catch-up contributions of $1,0001
- Electronic Statements (E-Statements) are offered at no cost to you. A $5 fee1 per statement cycle will be applied for receiving paper statements.
HSA Requirements
- Maximum out-of-pocket expenses for individual is $8,0501
- Maximum out-of-pocket expenses for family coverage is $16,1001
- Must have High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) to be eligible for an HSA account
- Individuals must have a deductible of $1,6001 and families must have a deductible of $3,2001
The money that accumulates in an HSA account belongs to the employee even if they leave your company, so employees can use the money to pay for qualified expenses throughout their life, including retirement.
Get started today!
Learn more about the City Bank Health Savings Account and how it can benefit you and your employees by calling City Bank at 1-800-OUR-BANK.
1Contributions and out of pocket expenses are subject to annual adjustments by the Internal Revenue Service.