Financial Institutions

Make HSAs your strongest deposit growth engine

The Opportunity

Health savings accounts offer banks and credit unions the ability to capture low-cost, sticky deposits.

The Problem

Financial institutions are missing out on core deposits because they can’t offer an HSA deposit product their customers love.

The Solution

Banks leverage First Dollar's platform to quickly offer compliant HSAs, FSAs, HRAs, and LSAs within their existing digital experience.

Why should financial institutions offer health spending benefits?

Capital has gotten expensive

A higher federal funds rate makes it more expensive for banks to lend money, which has downstream impacts on their revenue. Fewer consumers and businesses will take out loans (e.g., the recent housing market), and fewer mergers and acquisitions will occur.

Deposit rates haven't kept pace

With a higher federal funds rate, banks enjoy a higher yield from their deposits. However, deposit growth has slowed, even with recent increases. With a higher federal funds rate and a lower deposit growth rate, banks are looking for new deposit sources.

HSA deposits continue to grow

A mature HSA market has never experienced a high federal funds rate. Introduced in 2003 by the Medicare Modernization Act, HSAs have grown steadily year over year. With qualified expenses for withdrawals, HSAs offer today's banks the promise of low-cost, enduring deposits.

Why banks and credit unions miss out on HSA deposits

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Incomplete solutions

Buyers are looking to minimize their number of vendors. If financial institutions cannot meet all health spending benefit needs (FSAs, HRAs, LSAs, etc.), they will miss out on HSA deals.

Legacy tech

Financial institutions need flexible tech infrastructure that works behind the scenes and integrates seamlessly within their existing digital experiences.

Vendor limitations

Choosing a vendor without a non-bank trustee (NBT) designation could mean losing control of HSA deposits and missing out on a growing source of stable, low-cost funding.

Operational burden

Offering HSAs requires expertise. Compliance and operational complexity pose challenges to banks and credit unions entering this growing market.

NONBANK TRUSTEE

Enjoy a partner with NBT designation

With its non-bank trustee status, First Dollar can help financial institutions offer an HSA while still holding the deposits on balance sheet.

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COMPLETE SOLUTION

Win with a complete solution

We offer the full health wallet, which means you can compete and win benefit deals for FSAs, HRAs, HSAs, LSAs, and more.

APIs

Embed your benefits

Every Health Wallet and Health Wallet Manager event has an API, from the consumer experience to the administrative workflows and core bank functions.

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BRANDING TOOLS

Make it yours

Customize your Health Wallet solution with your logo, colors, sending domain, and brand identity—down to the last detail. Or don't! We support a variety of brand configurations.

CUSTOMER SUPPORT

Support for you and members

We're here to help you win. That's why we offer Tier 1 and Tier 2 customer support options to meet your organization's needs.

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