Health Savings Account
Health Savings Account (HSA) – a checking account used to pay or reimburse qualified medical expenses (outlined in IRS Publication 502 or at irs.gov) for those individuals covered by a high-deductible health plan.* Accounts afford certain tax benefits and are owned and maintained by an individual only.
- No monthly maintenance fees
- HSA debit card provided
- Bill Pay service available
- HSA checks available for purchase
- Pre-tax and tax deductible contributions
- Competitive interest rates
- Earnings accumulate tax-free
- Distributions are tax-free when used for qualified medical expenses
- HSA balances rollover from year to year, allowing savings to accumulate to help cover future qualified medical expenses
*for specific eligibility, contribution limits, and health plan requirements (HDHP high deductible health plan deductibles) go to irs.gov IRS publication 502.
Free services available with all checking accounts
- Standard ATM/debit card at account opening
- ATMs at all NBM locations
- Online Banking
- Bill Pay
- Mobile Banking (standard cell-phone fees apply)
- Telebank
- eStatements
- Direct Deposit
- Direct Payments
- Combined Statements
Other account information
- $25 initial deposit at account opening
- Set-up fee $25 (waived if not ordering checks)
- Early closure fee on accounts open less than one year
- Other fees and charges that may apply are outlined in our Fee Schedule
Applying for your Health Savings Account
To open your new NBM account, please come into your local branch with the following information ready:
- Social Security Number(s) and date(s) of birth for name(s) on account
- Phone number and email address
- Physical address (no post office boxes)
- License or passport for all individuals on the account
Or, please click the button below to securely begin your application process online.
Why do we ask for identity information for each account holder?
To prevent identity theft.
Federal law requires all financial institutions to obtain, verify and record information for each person who opens an account. To help us verify your identity and reduce the risk of someone else attempting to open an account in your name, we may ask you to provide additional information or identifying documents for the purpose of verifying your identity.