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Health savings accounts. Savings accounts that build basic financial literacy. Money market accounts. And more ways to grow your money.


Reduce your mortgage rate or monthly payments, consolidate credit card debt, or fund other financial goals.
















Reduce your mortgage rate or monthly payments, consolidate credit card debt, or fund other financial goals.




Health savings accounts. Savings accounts that build basic financial literacy. Money market accounts. And more ways to grow your money.



Health savings accounts. Savings accounts that build basic financial literacy. Money market accounts. And more ways to grow your money.



Health savings accounts. Savings accounts that build basic financial literacy. Money market accounts. And more ways to grow your money.


Reduce your mortgage rate or monthly payments, consolidate credit card debt, or fund other financial goals.
















Reduce your mortgage rate or monthly payments, consolidate credit card debt, or fund other financial goals.



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Health savings accounts. Savings accounts that build basic financial literacy. Money market accounts. And more ways to grow your money.



Health savings accounts. Savings accounts that build basic financial literacy. Money market accounts. And more ways to grow your money.


Money-Saving Tips | November 14, 2019
Americans spent $3.5 trillion on healthcare—$10,739 per person—in 2017, according to West Health-Gallup’s U.S. Healthcare Cost Crisis report. Unfortunately, these costs are expected to increase. What can you do to prepare for medical expenses? Opening a First State Bank Health Savings Account (HSA) can help.
An HSA is a tax-deferred savings account created for the purpose of paying medical expenses. It can be a great choice for those who participate in a High-Deductible Health Plan (HDHP). While many are reviewing health insurance options during the current open enrollment period, it’s a perfect time to consider an HSA.
First State Bank HSAs are:
“First State Bank is one of the few banks to offer HSAs,” says Mary Clark, Chairman of the Board at St. Charles-based Masterclock, Inc., a leading designer, manufacturer, and supplier of precise timing systems to the world’s most time-sensitive organizations, including Kennedy Space Center and FIFA World Cup. “With the rising cost of medical insurance, employers almost have to offer employees an HSA to fill the gap.”
For more information about how a First State Bank HSA can help you or how you can offer HSAs to your employees, call 636.940.5555 or visit a banking center.

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