Do I Need New Checks for My HSA Account When Moved from Private Bank to CIBC?

If your HSA account has been moved from a private bank to CIBC, you might be wondering whether you need to order new checks for your account. The transition of your HSA account should not require you to get new checks as the account details remain the same.

It's important to note that Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are portable accounts, meaning you can transfer the account from one financial institution to another without changing the account number or any associated details.

Here are a few key points to keep in mind:

• When your HSA account is transferred to a new bank, your account number, routing number, and other details remain unchanged.
• You can continue using your existing checks for your HSA account even after the transfer to CIBC.
• Make sure to update any automatic bill payments or direct deposits with the new banking information provided by CIBC.
• If you have any specific concerns or questions about your HSA account transfer, it's advisable to reach out to CIBC customer service for clarification.

Overall, the transfer of your HSA account from a private bank to CIBC should not necessitate the issuance of new checks. Your existing checks should still be valid for use with your HSA account at CIBC.

When moving your HSA account from a private bank to CIBC, rest assured that you do not need to order new checks, as these essential banking tools will remain valid and manageable through the transition process.