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Picture this: You’re a member of your company’s human resources and are given the monumental task of increasing employee engagement in your company’s health savings account (HSA) benefit, which supports many of the needs your employees have. In addition to keeping employees happy, you’re challenged to do more for your employees despite the rising cost of healthcare.
Now think about it from the perspective of an employee: What are their goals? Putting yourself in this frame of mind can make thinking about this challenge a bit easier. Likely, employees want benefits that support their needs, save them money, and help them feel secure about their future in their role.
So the question is: How can you increase employee engagement? Â
While HSAs have been around for less than 20 years, they are becoming increasingly important in an employee’s investment, retirement, and health expense planning. Having the technology and resources in place to personalize benefits for employees is critical in helping them reach their goals – and in turn, helping you reach yours.Â
It’s simply not enough to want employees to engage more with their HSAs – that’s a given with any benefit a company offers. Here are a few specifics around how employers benefit from higher HSA engagement:Â
Increasing HSA engagement through personalization starts with support for participants no matter how they currently use their HSA. Follow these three simple E’s to support employees who are HSA participants:
While increasing employee engagement might seem like a monumental task, there are a variety of places to start – especially with HSA personalization.Â
Interested in learning more about how HSA personalization can increase employee engagement with their accounts? Read our full research summary here!
The information in this blog post is for educational purposes only. It is not legal or tax advice. For legal or tax advice, you should consult your own counsel.
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