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Other Types of Electronic Funds Transfers You Can Make. You can make these other types of electronic funds transfers (in addition to debit card transactions as discussed above) to or from your HSA Deposit Account: (a) direct deposits; (b) preauthorized debit transfers, (c) electronic check conversions, if you can access your HSA Deposit Account via check, (d) certain online transfers or xxxx payments through the use of our HSA Web site tools or other electronic banking services we may provide from time to time, and (e) transactions that you initiate using electronic or telephone banking services provided by others (and not by us). Further information about these types of electronic fund transfers is provided below. Remember that withdrawals (including electronic withdrawals) that are not used to pay for qualified medical expenses may be included in your gross income for tax purposes and may be subject to an additional penalty tax. Please refer to your Health Savings Account Custodial Agreement and HSA Q&As for additional details

Other Types of Electronic Funds Transfers You Can Make. You can make these other types of electronic funds transfers (in addition to debit card transactions as discussed above) to or from your HSA Deposit Account: (a) direct deposits; (b) preauthorized debit transfers, (c) electronic check conversions, if you can access your HSA Deposit Account via check, (d) certain online transfers or xxxx payments through the use of our HSA Web site tools or other electronic banking services we may provide from time to time, and (e) transactions that you initiate using electronic or telephone banking services provided by others (and not by us). Further information about these types of electronic fund transfers is provided below. Remember that withdrawals (including electronic withdrawals) that are not used to pay for qualified medical expenses may be included in your gross income for tax purposes and may be subject to an additional penalty tax. Please refer to your Health Savings Account Custodial Agreement and HSA Q&As for additional details

Other Types of Electronic Funds Transfers You Can Make. You can make these other types of electronic funds transfers (in addition to debit card transactions as discussed above) to or from your HSA Deposit Account: (a) direct deposits; (b) preauthorized debit transfers, (c) electronic check conversions, if you can access your HSA Deposit Account via check, (d) certain online transfers or xxxx bill payments through the use of our HSA Web site tools or other electronic banking services we may provide from time to time, and (e) transactions that you initiate using electronic or telephone banking services provided by others (and not by us). Further information about these types of electronic fund transfers is provided below. Remember that withdrawals (including electronic withdrawals) that are not used to pay for qualified medical expenses may be included in your gross income for tax purposes and may be subject to an additional penalty tax. Please refer to your Health Savings Account Custodial Agreement and HSA Q&As for additional details

Other Types of Electronic Funds Transfers You Can Make. You can make these other types of electronic funds transfers (in addition to debit card transactions as discussed above) to or from your HSA Deposit Account: (a) direct deposits; (b) preauthorized debit transfers, (c) electronic check conversions, if you can access your HSA Deposit Account via check, (d) certain online transfers or xxxx bill payments through the use of our HSA Web site tools or other electronic banking services we may provide from time to time, and (e) transactions that you initiate using electronic or telephone banking services provided by others (and not by us). Further information about these types of electronic fund transfers is provided below. Remember that withdrawals (including electronic withdrawals) that are not used to pay for qualified medical expenses may be included in your gross income for tax purposes and may be subject to an additional penalty tax. Please refer to your Health Savings Account Custodial Agreement and HSA Q&As for additional details