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HSA Banks
While you are here checking out the HSA Banks, take a minute to run our HSA quote engine. We represent the highest rated carriers such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Humana, Aetna, Assurant Health, United Healthcare etc. If you currently have an HSA and is not a Humana One plan, you are paying more than you should. Start saving some money in 2010!
Established HSA Bank Administrators
To help you get started in choosing a Health Savings Account Administrator (HSA Bank), we have identified some of the more established vendors which we listed alphabetically below. After more than five years of referring our clients to banks offering HSA accounts, we have found that the First American Bank with their extensive list of locations is one of your very best HSA Bank choices. The First American Bank offers HSA accounts with no set-up fees or monthly charges and we have found that all of our clients that chose First American were exceptionally happy with their customer service and professionalism.
Another great choice is the HSA Bank in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. The HSA Bank is one of the premier financial institutions offering HSA accounts. Check out their website and their simple online application below also offering accounts with no monthly fees.
**Please be advised that you do not have to choose a bank for your HSA Health Savings Account close to your home. Online banking is very common and easy these days and you can make all of your day to day transactions from the comfort of your own home. The bank you choose will be happy to help you learn how simple online banking can be.
HSA Bank of Sheboygan Wisconsin HSA Bank of Sheboygan Wisconsin Online Application
Forty Nine First American Locations First American Bank Online Application
Here are some other banking entities that offer Health Savings Accounts:
- American Chartered Bank
- American Health Value
- Bancorp Bank
- Entrust
- First American Bank
- First HSA
- Health Savings Administrators
- HSA Bank
- HSA Trustee Services
- JP Morgan Chase Bank
- Mellon Financial
- MSAver
- Oak Brook Bank
- Prime Health
- Sterling HSA
- TruSource
It’s only a matter of time before most of the USA’s larger banks and investment firms create HSA accounts as an option to their customers and become the potential administator for your HSA funds. All across the United States, a very large sums of money are being accumulated in HSAs accounts. Contact BestHealthQuotes.com for any further information you may need.
There are many financial institutions that provide Health Savings Account (HSA) services. These organizations can range from small, medium and large corporations representing many popular financial and banking trade names.
At this point in time, not all banks and financial institutions offer HSA account services.
To increase their marketing share of HSA health insurance products, most insurance companies today have teamed up with commonly know banks that provide HSA administration services.
The partnerships between the health insurance companies and their chosen HSA bank partner usually does not offer much additional value to the consumer, who is totally free to choose from any of the many Health Savings Account administrators in the United States. Always remember that you can choose whoever you would like to fund your HSA dollars.
HSA administrators offer many investment options such as fixed interest rates, mutual funds, brokerage services, etc. and administrative services such as debit cards, checks, online account access and internet transactions. Your investment options can increase with the size of your HSA account balance. Your interest rate can also increase as your account balance grows.
Most HSA administrators charge service fees for their banking services. There are new account set-up fees, monthly maintenance fees and some banks charge transaction fees for each transaction you make. These charges can greatly differ from bank to bank. It pays to shop around and compare.
** The 2010 annual contribution limits are $3,050 for self-only and $6,150 for family coverage. A catch-up contribution is available for taxpayers 55 and older of $1,000.
