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Review this information to learn more about your HSA and how to get the most from your account.  \nAccess Your Account  \nManaging your HSA is easy through My Health Plan, our secure member website. My Health Plan gives you access to both your Medical Mutual health plan and HSA benefits from one location , with one password.  \nTo access your HSA:  \n[1. Visit](1. Visit MedMutual.com/Member)[ ](1. Visit MedMutual.com/Member)[MedMutual.com/Member](1. Visit MedMutual.com/Member).  \n2. Log in or register for My Health Plan.  \n3. Choose My Spending Accounts under the Claims & Balances tab or click on the My Spending Accounts icon under Quick Links.  \n4. Accept the Terms and click Agree and Go.  \nOnce you’re signed in, you’ll be able to:  \n▪ View account and investment balances  \n▪ Access current and historical activity and balances  \n▪ Monitor contribution limits  \n▪ Use the HSA bill pay option to pay yourself or a provider  \n▪ Establish account alerts  \n▪ Report and re-issue lost or stolen debit cards  \n▪ View account owner information  \n▪ Set up electronic transfers  \n▪ Review investment options  \nAccountLink Mobile App  \nAccess your Medical Mutual HSA on the go with Medical Mutual’s AccountLink mobile app. Manage your HSA, view your account balance , pay an expense through the HSA bill pay feature , and more from your mobile device. Download the free AccountLink app by searching “AccountLink” in the App Store® or Google Play ™ .  \nYou will need your Medical Mutual Employer ID and Employee ID to create your mobile app account. To find this information, log in to My Health Plan. A message promoting the AccountLink app will show your specific Employer ID and Employee ID.  \n* Not all qualified medical expenses may be covered under your high-deductible health plan (HDHP) . Please refer to your Summary Plan Description for health plan details.  \n®2023 Apple Inc. The App Store is a registered trademark of Apple Inc.  \n™2023 Google Inc. Google Play is a trademark of Google LLC.  \nChoose How to Receive Your Statements  \nYour account is automatically set up for you to receive electronic statements. Electronic statements are free , secure, convenient and environmentally friendly. You can elect to receive paper statements only or both paper and electronic statements. Please note that fees will apply for paper statements. Here’s how to change your statement selection:  \nLog in to My Health Plan, and then:  \n▪ Click on the three-line menu icon at the top left of the page.  \n▪ Click on My Accounts and select Benefit Account Summary.  \n▪ Click on Statements in the Account Resources section under Medical Mutual HSA.  \n▪ Click Delivery Preferences to change your delivery method.  \n▪ Click Submit.  \nSelect a Beneficiary for Your HSA  \nProtect your HSA funds by naming a beneficiary for your HSA account. Here’s how:  \n▪ Click on the three-line menu icon at the top left of the page.  \n▪ Click on My Accounts and select Benefit Account Summary.  \n▪ Click on View Beneficiaries in the Account Resources section under Medical Mutual HSA.  \nFunding Your Account  \nThe first step to using your HSA is to add funds to your account. You or your employer may make contributions. Regardless of your employment status, you have options on how to fund your account.  \n▪ Self-contributions: Contribute directly from a personal checking or savings account. Your contributions can betaken as a tax deduction on your federal 1040 tax form, or you can mail a contribution to WealthCare Saver. 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