Your money can make money. That's right. HSA contributions can be invested, and the earnings and dividends are all deposited back into the health savings account tax-free. Thus, saving money isn't the only financial benefit of an HSA. Earning money is a possibility too.
The fine print
Once you’ve saved $1,000, you can establish an investment account using your HSA contributions, with a variety of mutual funds to choose from.
BONUS: All earnings, interest and investment returns are tax-free
HSA Checking at Old National Bank is required before and must remain open while funds are invested with HSA Investment Services.
$36 annual cost
The HSA Checking account must act as the conduit for all transactions for Government reporting purposes.
Transfer requests between HSA Investment Services accounts and HSA Checking can be made by logging into your Investment Account through the above login.
Please refer to the The HSA Authority Mutual Fund Options sheet for a list of investments.
If you should have any questions, please contact Customer Care at 1-888-472-8697, option 2.
The HSA Authority Investment Account is a self-directed account. This means you choose where you wish to invest your HSA dollars from a list of mutual funds available. Neither Old National Bank, nor our investment partner, Devenir, can provide investment advice on this program. We recommend you speak with a licensed investment advisor if you have questions about investments.
You must have an open HSA Checking account with The HSA Authority at Old National Bank before and during the time you have an HSA Investment account open. We also require a minimum balance of at least $1,000 in your HSA Checking account to open an HSA Investment account.
The mutual funds in this program are load-waived. This means that typical loads or commissions will not apply to these funds. If a charge would apply, it will be noted on the list of mutual funds that are available.
Visit our website at theHSAauthority.com or call an HSA Specialist at 1-888-472-8697, Monday through Thursday, 9am–6pm ET and Friday, 9am–7pm ET. Within 5 business days of submitting a completed Investment Enrollment Form, you will receive an email with instructions on how to set up and fund your new investments from your HSA checking account.
Visit theHSAauthority.com/investments. Select “INVESTMENTS” from the Login menu and select “HSA Investment Account Access.” Select “YES, LEAVE SITE.” Be sure to bookmark or add this site as a favorite. A User ID and temporary password will be provided in a welcome email from HSASupport@oldnational.com. You may choose to change your User ID and will be required to change your temporary password. At that point, view your investment balances, make
or change your investment selections and generally navigate the investment website.
It is important that you access the investment website and select your initial investment elections as soon as possible. Go to the investment site at theHSAauthority.com/investments and once logged in hover your mouse over the "Manage Investments" tab and select "Set Future Investment Elections" to allocate how future contributions will be distributed between the mutual funds available. Also be sure to verify your "Realign HSA Investments." If your funds are deposited before you have elected your mutual funds, these dollars will reside in a money market mutual fund. You may want to re-direct those dollars to the mutual funds of your choice.
To transfer funds, log in to your HSA investment account at https://hsainvestment.com and hover over “Move Money”
on the top navigation menu. Select “Transfer to Investments” and enter the dollar amount you would like to move.
Click “Submit,” and the funds will be transferred. After three business days the funds will show as deposited to the
investments account. You may then access your investment account to allocate the funds as you would like.
You may make changes to your investment holdings once per day, but keep in mind mutual funds are considered long-term investments and some funds may charge short-term redemption fees to discourage market timing practices. Please review the fund’s prospectus for fee information specific to the fund’s short-term trading policies.
On the investment website through online banking, you can view the fund’s current prospectus and Morningstar® report for additional fund information by clicking on the resource links on the Fund Performance Dashboard under the "Planning Tools" tab. You will also find an Asset Allocation Tool to help you select the investments that fit your objectives. Just complete the questionnaire, hit the submit tab, and a recommended asset allocation model by asset class will appear. You may use this suggested allocation or select an allocation of your choice to invest your money.
Distributions from your investment account are conducted through the “Transfer Back to Base Account” link under the “Move Money” tab. Your mutual funds will be liquidated proportionately based on your current fund percentage allocations and dollars will be directed back to your HSA Checking account usually within three business days.
The HSA Authority Investment account is a self-directed account. It is wise to review your goals, objectives, health care needs and risk tolerance on a regular basis. It is up to you to determine the appropriate timeframe to re-balance your account. It is recommended that you consult with your personal investment advisor prior to making investment selections.
You can find links to each fund’s prospectus at theHSAauthority.com under the "Individual/Employees" tab, then select "Investment Services" under "Products." There is a link to the current HSA Investment Options on the web page. Once you are enrolled in the Investment Program and have access to the investment site, a prospectus of the mutual funds is found under the “Planning Tools” section tab by simply clicking on “Fund Performance Dashboard.” The fund's prospectus can be found under the "Resources Links" tab. You can also call the fund company directly.
The expense ratio will vary by fund. To find information on a particular fund’s expense ratio, please consult the fund’s prospectus or view the fund’s current Morningstar® report by clicking on the fund name displayed in your The HSA Authority Investment account.
Redemption and exchange fees will vary by fund and fund family, so you should consult the fund’s prospectus for redemption or exchange fee information. You may also find redemption fee information on the investment website under the “Realign HSA Investments” link. Here any fund that has an associated short-term redemption fee will be indicated on the investment website.
The mutual funds in The HSA Authority Investment platform are traded without a “load” commonly known as load waived. These shares typically would not apply when purchasing load funds of the same family outside of the HSA Investment platform. We recommend contacting the fund company directly to review their individual policies on breakpoints.
Devenir, LLC, is a registered investment adviser that was chosen by Old National Bank to research and select The HSA Authority Investment account mutual fund investment options. Devenir’s investment selection methodology screens the plan’s mutual fund options on a number of criteria, which includes, but is not limited to, total fund performance, category ranking by Morningstar® and track record. Devenir will periodically review and may recommend changes in the group of mutual funds available. If a particular fund no longer meets Devenir’s investment selection criteria, it will be discontinued as an investment option. You will not be given a separate notice of these changes; however, changes to the fund line-up will be reflected on the investment website and on the quarterly HSA Investment Options listing.
*Short term redemption fee may apply to some funds if selected. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Self-directed investments are the sole responsibility of the account-owner. Carefully weigh the advantages and disadvantages of investing your HSA funds before doing so. Investment products are not FDIC insured; may lose value and are not a deposit account. Investment accounts are not obligations of Old National Bank or Devenir, are not guaranteed, and not insured by any federal government agency.
