Hello,
I recently rolled over my HSA from HSA Bank to Fidelity and the process was super smooth as Fidelity handled everything for me. However, I just received a check made out to me from HSA Bank for $0.14. I'm assuming this is a residual check of interest accrued after the rollover was completed.
I called Fidelity and they told me that since this is a check personally made out to me that I can just deposit the check in my HSA. This seems wrong as that would count against my contribution limit for the year.
Does any here know what I need to do with this check? Given the small amount I'm inclined to just ignore it because it's already taking more of my time than it's worth.
Thanks!
I recently rolled over my HSA from HSA Bank to Fidelity and the process was super smooth as Fidelity handled everything for me. However, I just received a check made out to me from HSA Bank for $0.14. I'm assuming this is a residual check of interest accrued after the rollover was completed.
I called Fidelity and they told me that since this is a check personally made out to me that I can just deposit the check in my HSA. This seems wrong as that would count against my contribution limit for the year.
Does any here know what I need to do with this check? Given the small amount I'm inclined to just ignore it because it's already taking more of my time than it's worth.
Thanks!
Statistics: Posted by midwest_bound — Wed Jan 31, 2024 10:34 am — Replies 0 — Views 14