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What’s Covered?
IRS publication 502
IRS publication 969
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Frequently asked questions
Click here to view examples of qualified medical expenses. For a comprehensive list, see IRS publication 502 and IRS Publication 969.
Yes, but funds used for non-qualified medical expenses must be reported on the HSA owner’s annual income taxes and are subject to income tax and a 20% penalty. The 20% penalty doesn’t apply to withdrawals made after the accountholder has reached age 65 or after their disability or death.
There is no deadline for submitting claims for reimbursement from an HSA. In the event of an IRS audit, the accountholder will be required to produce receipts for any medical expenses for the amounts that have been reimbursed from their HSA.
Yes. In additional to paying for the accountholder’s own expenses, the HSA can be used to pay for a spouse’s and/or child(ren)’s qualified expenses, regardless of their insurance coverage. For additional information regarding domestic partnerships, divorce, etc., see IRS publication 969.
Funds can be withdrawn online, via debit card or by mail or fax.
- To withdraw funds online, an accountholder should log into their account and click “Withdrawal” on the top navigation (or click the “Withdraw Funds” icon). They should then enter the amount to withdraw and how they would like to receive the funds, then check “I agree to the terms and conditions” and click “Submit.”
- To withdraw funds via their debit card, accountholders can simply visit any ATM. For their security, there’s a $500 daily limit on ATM withdrawals. Funds are deducted from accountholders’ cash account. Please note that accountholders’ debit card cannot access their investment account; however, accountholders can move funds between their investment account and cash account online.
- To withdraw funds by mail or fax, accountholders can download, complete and submit our Withdrawal Form. They should allow up to two weeks processing the request.
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