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MYHEALTH HSA PLAN                 Maximizing Your HSA
                                       Your HSA can be a great tool to help pay for current qualified
                                       medical expenses. But it can also help you save and invest for
                                       the future. Follow these tips to get the most out of your HSA:

                                       •  Opt out of paper statements. HSA Bank charges you for
                                          each paper statement you receive. If you’re charged this fee
                                          and don’t have an account balance, your account will close
                                          and EFH will be unable to make any funding contributions.
                                          Log in to www.wageworks.com to opt out.

                                       •  Name a beneficiary. If the unthinkable happens, having a
                                          beneficiary on your account will help prevent the cash from
                                          getting tied up in probate. Open Enrollment is a good time
                                          to review your designations each year. The beneficiary form
                                          can be found under the MyHR tab on Connect. Click on HR
                                          Services.
                                       •  Allow for maximum contributions. If your voluntary
                                          contributions and EFH’s contributions combined reach the
                                          federal limit, EFH will not be able to deposit any additional
                                          funding you earn, and that money will be forfeited.
                                       •  Use your HSA money now — or build your savings for
                                          future expenses. Your HSA balance rolls over from year to
                                          year, and can be saved for healthcare expenses when you
                                          need it — even if you are fortunate not to need it for many
                                          years. And because an HSA lets you save and invest tax-free,
                                          it can be one of the best ways to pay for healthcare expenses.

                                       •  Save your receipts. If the IRS asks, you must be able to
                                          prove you used your HSA money only to pay or reimburse
                                          yourself for qualified medical expenses.
                                       •  Set up direct deposit. This allows Wageworks to send the
                                          money directly to your checking or savings account when you
                                          submit a Pay Me Back claim.

                                          The HSA Triple Tax Advantage
                                          1.  Contributions are not subject to federal income tax.
                                          2.  Investment earnings and interest grow tax-free.
                                          3.  Withdrawals are not taxed as long as you use the money to pay
                                            for qualified medical expenses.




                                       Manage Your Account with Wageworks
                                       Our HSA accounts are managed by Wageworks. To check
                                       your balance, update your beneficiaries, submit claims, look up
                                       eligible expenses and find other helpful HSA information:
                                       •  Visit www.wageworks.com.
                                       •  Call 877-924-3967.
                                       •  Download the free Wageworks EZ Receipts app from the
                                          iTunes Store or Google Play.





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