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Marine Bank & Trust has been
dedicated to providing you with the best products,
services, and conveniences to meet your financial
needs. Keeping with this tradition, we are pleased
to share with you our newest offering�the Health
Savings Account (HSA).
Health Savings Accounts are a new
option for health insurance and are designed
to help individuals save for qualified medical
and retirement health expenses as well as for
businesses to be able to provide affordable health
insurance plans with income tax benefits. The
HSA consists of two parts: (1) a qualified, high-deductible
health insurance policy (HDHP) that covers substantial
medical expenses, and (2) a savings or investment
account from which one can withdraw money tax-free
for qualified medical expenses.
Any adult who is covered by a qualified high-deductible
health plan (and is not covered by any other
plan that provides any of the benefits of the
qualified HDHP) may establish an HSA.
HSAs are portable; the account can travel
with an employee from job to job.
Funds can accumulate without the annual use-it-or-lose-it
requirement of a Flexible Spending Account,
enabling contributions and earnings to accrue
tax-free, just like an Individual Retirement
Account (IRA).
Funds distributed from the HSA are not taxed
if they are used to pay qualified medical expenses.
Funds that are not used for qualified medical
expenses can accumulate with tax-free interest
until retirement (age 65), upon which one can
withdraw for any purpose and funds are considered
regular income.
To encourage saving for health expenses after
retirement, individuals age 55 and older are
allowed to make additional catch-up contributions
to their HSAs.