DECREASES IN HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Sample Clauses

DECREASES IN HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. An Account Beneficiary’s Health Savings Account shall be reduced by the amount of any HSA Medical Expenses reimbursements incurred on behalf of an Account Beneficiary pursuant to Section 10.12 hereof. The Account Beneficiary’s Health Savings Account may also be reduced by any depreciation in interest earnings or other investment accumulations, to the extent required by the Plan, any applicable Trust, the Employer’s Adoption Agreement or other applicable law. The Account Beneficiary’s Health Savings Account balance may also be reduced or eliminated by any other distribution made in accordance with Section 10.13 below.
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