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Different goals mean different ways to save.
Throughout your life, you’ll save money for many reasons. Sometimes the goal is short-term and specific, while other times, you’re looking years down the road. Tell us what you’re dreaming of, and we’ll help find a way to get you there.
Sometimes, simple is good. With only $100 needed to open and a $100 minimum balance1, this straight-forward account is a great way to start saving. Free ATM Card available for cash withdrawals.2
Make no sacrifices. With our Classic Money Market Account, your higher balance earns a higher rate of interest while you maintain full access to your money. $1,000 needed to open and $1,000 minimum balance.3
Maximize your interest earnings when you lock in a great rate for 6 months to 5 years. Our Flexible Add-On CD is an ideal option for those who are starting small but want to add more money in over time.4
Get kids on the path to financial success with this fun savings account! $10 is all it takes to open an account and join this special club, with perks including a paw coin bank and rewards for making deposits!
Be ready for medical expenses with this tax-advantaged account that works in conjunction with your high-deductible health plan. Enjoy free checks and debit card access. $100 needed to open.
HSA Details
Individual Retirement Account (IRA)
Get ready for retirement by opening an IRA CD with as little as $100. Select a Traditional or Roth IRA, then pick a term between 6 months and 4 years. Make additional deposits at any time up to the annual IRS limit.5
An HSA is a special tax-advantaged account that is used with a high-deductible health plan (HDHP) and allows you and your family members to pay for various qualified medical expenses - from co-payments at your doctor's office to pharmacy bills, dental care, vision care, and more.
Whether you're planning ahead and cover unexpected medical expenses or you're strategizing to offset your high annual deductible, an HSA makes good sense.
Tax Benefits
HSA contributions, by employee or employer, are excluded from taxable income
HSA earnings are tax deferred
HSA assets are not taxed if used for qualified medical expenses
Unused HSA assets may be used for retirement; however, they will be subject to a 10 percent penalty until the HSA account beneficiary turns age 65. If not used for medical expenses, they will be subject to income taxes.
Upon death, HSA assets become the property of a named death beneficiary, or of the HSA account beneficiary’s estate. A spouse may treat the assets as his or her own HSA, while non-spouse death beneficiaries must treat such assets as ordinary taxable income.
Account Features
Your Citizens Bank HSA is set up like a checking account, allowing you to write checks or use a debit card to pay for qualified medical expenses.
Earn interest on all balances
Unlimited check writing
Debit Card available (only one per account)
Free E-Statements
Mailed paper monthly statement available
See a Personal Banker for more information regarding:
Qualified medical expenses
Eligibility
Contributions/Distributions
Government reporting
Online Contributions
All HSA contributions made via transfers within Digital Banking will be coded as “current year” contributions. If you wish to make a contribution to your HSA for the previous tax year prior to April 15th, please visit your local branch and speak with a Personal Banker.
Please consult your tax advisor to see if an HSA is right for you.
1 Must maintain a $100 daily balance to avoid $1 maintenance fee per statement cycle. 2 Withdrawals at ATMs not owned by Citizens Bank will be assessed a $2 fee per transaction. Additional fees may be imposed by other ATM owners. 3 Must maintain a $1,000 daily balance to avoid $10 maintenance fee per statement cycle. 4 Minimum amount to open dependent on term. Subject to penalties for early withdrawal. Amount of penalty dependent on term. Ask for details. 5 Penalties apply for withdrawals made before age 59½ if the IRA CD has not reached maturity. The IRS defines eligibility, contribution, and distribution rules. Please consult your tax advisor.
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