Take the pain out of unplanned medical expenses
Even with a good high-deductible health care plan, out-of-pocket medical expenses can be costly. An Addition Financial Health Savings Account (HSA) is a unique savings account that allows you to save for future medical expenses with government-backed special tax savings.*
Who can have an HSA?
You may qualify to open a Health Savings Account if you meet all of the following criteria.
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Possess coverage under the HSA-qualified high-deductible health care plan
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Have no other first-dollar medical coverage (specific injury insurance and accident, disability, dental care, vision care or long-term care insurance are permitted)
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Not enrolled in Medicare
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Cannot be claimed as a dependent on someone else's tax return
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Additional Features and Benefits
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Refunded ATM Withdrawal Fees
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P2P transfers through Bill Pay
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SaveTopia Discount Program
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Shared Branch Network
Easier than taking your vitamins
Nobody plans on getting sick or injured, but you can plan ahead to make out-of-pocket medical expenses easier to manage with an Addition Financial Health Savings account.
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1Review eligibility
Anyone who lives, works, worships, volunteers or attends school in 22 select counties may join. View our "Become a Member" page for full eligibility.
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2Complete account application
When you’re ready, complete the online application or visit your branch (link) to apply in person.
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3Start saving
Use our online calculators to find out the right amount of money to start with.
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*Please consult a tax professional for more detailed information on HSAs.