Your Health, Your Savings, Your Future
Get More With a No-Fee Health Savings Account (HSA)
Save for healthcare on your terms with an Independent Bank Health Savings Account for qualified medical expenses.

Why Choose a Health Savings Account?
Tax-Free Spending
Save on taxes when you use your HSA for qualified medical expenses.*
No Fees Means No Fees
Our HSA account has no minimum balance and no monthly service fees.
Earn Interest
Earn a competitive interest rate while covering health expenses now and in the future.
Free Debit Card
A free Debit Mastercard® to manage your health expenses with ease.
Health Savings Account FAQs
Answers to Common Questions About Health Savings Accounts
What is required to open an HSA?
You must be enrolled in a high-deductible health plan (HDHP) to qualify for an HSA. You’ll need a valid ID, Social Security Number/Tax Payer ID, proof of address, and an initial deposit if required
Are there annual contribution limits?
Yes, for 2025, individuals can contribute up to $3,850, and families up to $7,750. Additional catch-up contributions of $1,000 are available for those aged 55 or older.
What happens to unused funds?
Unused funds roll over annually, allowing your balance to grow over time.
Can I invest my HSA funds?
Yes, investment options are available to help your HSA balance grow tax-free.
If your HSA balance is greater than $2,500, you can invest a portion of your HSA dollars into mutual funds through a brokerage account, call IB Wealth Management at 800.300.0459 for additional information.
If your HSA balance is greater than $2,500, you can invest a portion of your HSA dollars into mutual funds through a brokerage account, call IB Wealth Management at 800.300.0459 for additional information.
What can I use HSA funds for?
HSA funds can be used for qualified medical expenses which may include doctor visits, prescriptions, and even certain over-the-counter items.

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*Consult your tax advisor for details.