What Happens to My HSA If I Switch Companies?

Switching companies can bring about changes in various aspects of your benefits, including your HSA. Here's what typically happens to your HSA when you switch employers:

1. HSA Ownership:

• HSAs are owned by the individual, not the employer. Therefore, your HSA stays with you regardless of job changes.

2. Contributions:

• You can continue contributing to your HSA even after switching companies, as long as you are enrolled in a qualifying high-deductible health plan (HDHP).

3. Employer Contributions:

• Any contributions made by your previous employer stay in your HSA and are yours to keep.

4. New Employer:

• Your new employer may also contribute to your HSA, which can boost your savings for future medical expenses.

5. Investment Options:

• If your HSA offers investment options, you can manage and continue investing the funds even after changing jobs.

6. Portability:

• HSAs are portable, meaning you can transfer funds between HSA providers without penalty.

7. Health Coverage:

• Ensure your new employer's health plan qualifies for HSA eligibility to keep enjoying the tax advantages of your HSA.

Switching jobs does not impact the status or accessibility of your HSA. It remains your financial resource for qualified medical expenses, regardless of your employer.

When you switch your job, your HSA remains unaffected and continues to act as a reliable resource for your medical expenses. Don't worry about losing your contributions; they travel with you!