Employer Advantage Health Savings Account

Learn More and Open Your Account

As an Employer Advantage customer, you are eligible for a Health Savings Account from First National Bank Alaska to pay for qualified medical expenses.

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Benefits of Your Employer Advantage Health Savings Account

  • Employer Advantage is offered through your employer and provides exclusive program benefits 1
  • No minimum deposit to open
  • First National Health Savings Account debit card with no monthly fee
  • Online and digital banking including bill pay
  • Earn interest while you save – the greater the balance, the greater the rate of interest earned2
  • Local, friendly customer service and support available in-person, phone or online
  • No monthly service fee ( $0.20 per check)
  • No fee for First National Bank Alaska ATM withdrawals, debit card transactions, POS and ACH withdrawals
  • $1 paper statement fee, waived if enrolled in electronic statements

Collected funds in the account earn interest at a competitive rate (daily balance computation method).
See current HSA annual percentage yield (APY) and balance tiers.

How to Open an Employer Advantage HSA Account

  • Visit a convenient local First National Bank branch location.
  • Request to open an “Employer Advantage HSA Account”.
  • Contribute to your account3 . Request direct deposit from your employer, or contribute in-person or using your FNBA mobile app to deposit.
  • Save and use funds as needed.
  • Need support? Call or visit a local branch location – we’re here to help.

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Disclosures
  1. Restrictions may apply to qualify for certain accounts.  Please see a First National Bank Alaska associate for further information ↩︎
  2. Collected funds in the account earn interest at a competitive rate (daily balance computation method). Contact a First National Customer Service Representative about current annual percentage yield (APY) and balance tiers. ↩︎
  3. Terms and conditions apply. Subject to IRS limitations. Consult with your tax advisor ↩︎