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- GEHA HDHP and HSA bank : r govfire - Reddit
Very handy Do people have a preferred HSA custodian (HSA BANK, Fidelity, etc )? HSABank is the option for GEHA You don't do the investing there, so you need a second place for that I like Fidelity for my own contributions, and liked TDA for the pass-through because it took no extra work from me
- Leave HSA with HSABank or Transfer to Fidelity? - Reddit
Based on my experience, I would recommend rolling over your HSA from HSABank to Fidelity Fidelity offers better investment options and potentially lower fees, which would be beneficial for your investment retirement goals Good luck!
- Where do I find my HSA Bank account number? : r fednews - Reddit
HSA bank account number is in setting - my profile HSAbank is just the holder manager of your HSA money You can just leave your contribution there if you want to use it to pay for qualified medical expenses
- HSABank to Fidelty HSA : r govfire - Reddit
You cannot control where the passthrough goes, the insurance carrier decides what bank to use for their part You are allowed to set up your own HSA account through payroll for your own contributions though You can autosweep HSABank funds to TDA, or another brokerage (starts with a D?) There are no tax consequences to move money from an HSA account with HSABank to another HSA account, but you
- Beware of HSA Debit card fraud : r personalfinance - Reddit
I have a similar situation with HSABank Clearly fraudulent activity dating back to 2015 by the same NJ dental firm resulted in multiple smaller ($15 or $20) charges on consecutive days, sometimes within the same day, until they realized they could take bigger chunks ($120, $150, 900) all they way until the final $4 43 charge to completely
- New to HSA. Two Questions about HSA Bank : r Bogleheads - Reddit
I completely hate hsabank and I rather Fidelity, but my employer is contributing to my hsa with hsabank and I cannot say no to free money
- Fidelity HSA vs HSA Bank : r personalfinance - Reddit
So I currently have about $900 in fidelity HSA from my previous employer My currently employer currently deposits money into HSA Bank I think it would be wise to put the money into one place, but I’m not sure which would be better (or if it even matters) HSA Bank would be easiest since that’s where my money goes now, but I’m not sure if fidelity would be a better place to invest it
- HSA Bank charges $2. 50 monthly for all accounts with balances . . . - Reddit
HSA Bank charges $2 50 monthly for all accounts with balances less than $4,999 99 Should I deposit the remaining ~$1 5k to stop getting that fee?
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