|
Regular Savings |
Money Market Savings |
Health Savings |
Minimum Required Opening Balance |
$50 |
$2,500 |
$0 |
Monthly Service Charge |
Fee waived when your daily minimum balance requirement of $100 is met. Otherwise a $3 monthly service charge is assessed. |
Fee waived when your daily minimum balance requirement of $2,500 is met. Otherwise an $8 monthly service charge is assessed. |
NONE |
Interest |
Click here to see the Interest Rate; interest will compound quarterly and will be credited to your account quarterly. |
Click here to see the Tiered Interest Rate; interest will compound monthly and will be credited to your account monthly. |
Click here to see the Tiered Interest Rate; interest will compound monthly and will be credited to your account monthly. |
Check Access |
NO |
YES; limited to 3 per month |
YES; qualified purchases only |
ATM/Visa® Check Card Access |
ATM only |
YES; transaction limits apply |
YES; qualified purchases only |
Withdrawal Limits
(includes all debits) |
4 withdrawals per statement cycle; after 4 withdrawals a $1 per item fee will apply. |
6 withdrawals per statement cycle; after 6 withdrawals an $8 per item fee will apply. |
N/A |
Online Banking & Online Bill Pay |
FREE |
FREE |
FREE |
| Electronic Statements & E-Mail Alerts |
FREE |
FREE |
FREE |
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Health Savings
Health Savings Account (HSA) is a tax-deferred investment account, similar in many respects to an IRA, and used in conjunction with a qualified high deductible health plan. Earnings grow on a tax-deferred basis. Contributions and earnings dollars may be withdrawn at any time, federal income tax-free, for qualified medical expenses. At age 65, or upon disability, you may make withdrawals from your HSA for any reason. Please consult with your employer to see if you qualify for a HSA and talk to a tax advisor regarding the advantages of opening a HSA.
An HSA can be established by an individual or sole proprietor of a business who is:
Business owners may also want to consider Health Savings accounts for their employees as part of a comprehensive health care plan.