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1 Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Association Account
Invest in your future with a Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Association Account Proprietary and confidential

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Your Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Association (VEBA) account Investing in your future A unique health care expense management account Opened and funded, tax-free by your employer No “use it or lose it” Unused money rolls over Pay medical expenses now or in the future Pay health insurance premiums when you retire  Proprietary and confidential

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How your VEBA works Works with any employer-sponsored medical health plan Employer funds the account; the money belongs to you No taxes on money going in, interest earned or on qualified withdrawals Unused money rolls over to save for future medical expenses Convenient SelectAccount debit card automatically issued Use it to pay for: Qualified health care expenses Health insurance premiums like COBRA or Medicare Long term care premiums Pair with an HSA or an FSA for added flexibility and increased savings Mutual fund investment options are available1 1 Once your Base Balance exceeds $1000 you can activate a self-directed brokerage account to invest in more than 30 investment options with Charles Schwab. Proprietary and confidential

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Meet the Schwartz’s Empty nesters – Bill and Emily Bill, a teacher for 28 years: $48,000/yr. Emily, free-lance web designer: $34,000/yr. Goal: Planned retirement in five years at age 65 Preserve retirement accounts (401k and IRA) for travel Plan for medical expenses not covered by Medicare Pay for future health plan premiums Strategy: Maximize savings with a VEBA Earn tax-free investment returns <Pair with an FSA for current expenses> <Pair with an HSA and limit to dental and vision expenses, or freeze VEBA for retirement> Proprietary and confidential

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The Schwartz’s savings with a VEBA Without a VEBA With a VEBA Employer annual VEBA contribution $0 $900 Health care expenses/year $500 VEBA account Remaining balance carried forward $400 Balance after 5 years1 $2,000 The Schwartz’s story is a hypothetical example for purposes of illustration only. 1 Does not include any interest that may be earned on balances over $1,000. Proprietary and confidential

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Paired with an FSA VEBA FSA Employer VEBA contribution $900 $0 Your pre-tax2 FSA contribution Health care expenses: Medical $500 and dental and vision $400 Account balances after expenses – yr. 1 VEBA balance after 5 years1 $4,500 Use this slide if audience appropriate or delete The Schwartz’s story is a hypothetical example for purposes of illustration only. 1 Does not include any interest that may be earned on balances over $1,000. 2 Additional tax savings may apply depending on your tax bracket. See your tax advisor for details. Proprietary and confidential

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Paired with an HSA – VEBA limited VEBA HSA Employer contribution $900 Your pre-tax HSA contribution $0 $1,200 Health care expenses: Medical $500 and dental and vision $400 $400 $500 Account balances after expenses – yr. 1 $1,600 Account balances after 5 years1 $2,500 $8,000 Tax savings with HSA contributions2 – yr. 1 $300 Use this slide if audience appropriate or delete The Schwartz’s story is a hypothetical example for purposes of illustration only. 1 Does not include any interest that may be earned on balances over $1,000. 2 Assumes a 25% tax bracket. Actual tax savings will depend on HSA contributions applicable State tax rates and personal tax situation. Please consult your tax adviser for details. Proprietary and confidential

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Paired with an HSA – VEBA frozen VEBA HSA Employer contribution $900 Your pre-tax HSA contribution $0 $1,200 Health care expenses: Medical $500 and dental and vision $400 Account balances after expenses – yr. 1 Account balances after 5 years2 $4,500 $6,000 Tax savings with HSA contributions1 – yr. 1 $300 Use this slide if audience appropriate or delete The Schwartz’s story is a hypothetical example for purposes of illustration only. 1 Does not include any interest that may be earned on balances over $1,000. 2 Assumes a 25% tax bracket. Actual tax savings will depend on HSA contributions applicable State tax rates and personal tax situation. Please consult your tax adviser for details. Proprietary and confidential

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Qualified expenses Expenses you can pay for: These you can’t pay for: Current health insurance monthly premiums while you’re employed Premiums deducted from payroll pre-tax Costs that aren’t considered qualified medical expenses as defined by the IRS Medical expenses your plan doesn’t cover: Out-of-pocket expenses until you reach your deductible Copayments, coinsurance and prescription drugs Health insurance premiums like COBRA during a job transition, or Medicare in retirement Other medical expenses and insurance premiums during retirement Dental and vision care expenses not covered by your health plan Premiums for long term care insurance Always save your receipts to ensure proper validation of expenses, as required by the IRS. Proprietary and confidential

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After you’re enrolled Receive your SelectAccount I.D. by mail Register at SelectAccount.com Receive your debit card by mail Get the mobile app Pay providers with your debit card or submit claims for reimbursement Debit Card – give you choice 14 Available on all VEBA & FSA accounts One card for multiple products Smart Card Accepted everywhere Visa is accepted No ATM No Fees for Debit Card Spouse or additional cards for no cost Some substantiation required (VEBA/FSA) SAVE RECEIPTS! Proprietary and confidential

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Manage your account at SelectAccount.com View account activity and check balances Download forms and upload receipts Request additional debit cards Manage beneficiaries Proprietary and confidential

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Monday thru Friday 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. CST Let’s get started Our expert service team is ready to help. SelectAccount.com Adjust times to the appropriate time zone in which you are presenting Proprietary and confidential

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