I have Payflex HSA. That summary doesn't take into account the capital gains when you sell or rebalanced funds. You still need to calculate that manually. I am planning to switch to Fidelity HSA but trying to do it in a way that minimized California state capital gains tax. Switching because Payflex doesn't offer Treasury ETFs. It has the $10 per month maintenance fee, mandatory $1000 minimum in the health savings account that earns a measly one cents per month, and amateur look and feel of their website and monthly statements.My Payflex HSA has the yearly dividend and capital gain summary on my Dec 31st statement.Quant:Where do you have your HSA? I have not seen that on my Fidelity account.
My experience is that I get what I need for CA tax reporting in teeny tiny print at the bottom of my last HSA statement for the year. Like 6 point font that I would never be able to read without my glasses.
Statistics: Posted by TheRoundHeadedKid — Sun Mar 17, 2024 10:15 pm — Replies 36 — Views 6255