About Us
Our mission is to make health savings accounts easy. Growing your HSA will help you lower your healthcare costs and even save for retirement.
To know more please contact fshepherd@motivhealth.com
Our Story
MotivHSA was born out of a vision of simplicity. An HSA should be simple and seamless, regardless of whether you have money in cash, EFTs, Mutual Funds, or a brokerage account. MotivHSA is one of the only HSA administrators that allows you to hold money in cash, allowing you to self-direct your funds into an EFT, use a managed path, or invest in stocks all under the same website and user experience with a simple fee schedule.
Founded by Dave Hall, one of the co-founders of HealthEquity, MotivHSA simplifies the investment experience with the same protections you get from other HSA administrators. Cash accounts are FDIC insured and investment fees are reasonable.
Experience HSAs as they should be.
Why MHSA?
Save
When you pair a high-deductible health plan with an HSA, you can put the money you would have paid in high premiums into your HSA. HSAs allow you to build a safety net for unexpected medical expenses and can even be used toward your deductible.
Simplify
Navigating healthcare can be daunting. MotivHSA walks you through the ins and outs of health savings accounts and helps you use them to your best advantage, resulting in lower healthcare costs and peace of mind, and even retirement funds.
Learn
There are several ways to maximize your HSA so that you can reap as many benefits as possible. We’ll teach you all about tax advantages, the easiest ways to contribute, invest, and utilize your HSA as a retirement vehicle. It’s never too late to start saving.
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