Health Savings Accounts
Health Savings Accounts are specifically designed for those with a Consumer Driven Health Plan, interested in saving for health care expenses. Contributions made to HSAs are tax deductible, earnings are tax-deferred, and may be tax-free if used to pay for qualified health care expenses.²
For Employers: The Indiana Members Credit Union HSA has no minimum balance or initial deposit and no monthly fee, offers a free IMCU Health Savings Debit Card and free Online Banking, too. Not to mention, IMCU currently has one of the best rates in town. In addition, IMCU representatives will come on site to answer questions employees may have and take care of opening their accounts, on the spot, saving time and resources. Alternatively, your employees can open their HSA at any IMCU branch.
If you’d like to know more about making this affordable option available to your employees, call Gina Terril, AVP Business Development, at 317.554.8163 or ginat@imcu.com
Don't miss out on the benefits of an HSA! Watch our video guide on HSA enrollment below.
Health Savings Account Rates
Balance $1.00-$2,499.99 | 0.75% APY | xx% Dividend Rate |
Balance $2,500-$9,999.99 | 1.00% APY | xx% Dividend Rate |
Balance $10,000.00+ | 1.51% APY | 1.50% Dividend Rate |
1APY=Annual Percentage Yield. Dividend rate is variable and may change after account is opened. Rate is accurate as of 1.01.2025. Minimum balance required to earn dividends. Fees may reduce earnings. All terms above subject to change without notice. Membership savings account required. $10,000 minimum balance required for 1.51%APY. See tier rate structure for details. Dividend rate is variable and equal to 1.50%. Rate subject to change and effective as of 01.01.2025. Indiana Members is not licensed to provide tax advice. Funds may not be used to cover any overdrafts on an HSA checking account while invested in a certificate. Certain restrictions apply. Consult your tax advisor.
All accounts require a membership savings account.
² IMCU is not licensed to provide tax advice. There is no “use it or lose it” provision, so you have the ability to carry over the funds not used throughout the year.
³ Dividends are compounded monthly and credited on the last day of every month.
4 Standard text messaging rates may apply