Utilities Employees CU Launches Rewards HSA Cards

Published March 26, 2013, 10:50 a.m. EDT

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Updated August 26, 2020, 10:24 p.m. EDT

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WYOMISSING, Penn. Utilities Employees CU has introduced an enhanced Health Savings Account that offers a no-fee Visa rewards check card and free ATM access for qualifying medical purchases.

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Members earn interest on their HSA savings funds and can choose from several ways to contribute to their account. Now, they will also be able to easily obtain ATM cash or directly make purchases using Utilities Employees’ free Advantages Visa Check Card, which offers them rewards on signature-based, qualified health purchases.

“Health and medical expenses are a significant part of our members’ finances and we want to give them the very best tools to save effectively and easily access their health funds,” said Jane Kennedy, business development manager for the $1 billion credit union.

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