HSA Recommendations?

Have you checked with your bank?  Most banks will have an HSA product in their line-up.

I did check it out. We were thinking of changing to a local bank though, so I just kind of wanted to see what all was out there. Our bank's does look pretty good though, we may end up doing that. They offer the option to invest in mutual funds which was really what I was looking for.

I concur with the above post.  I just used a local bank, even though I own a financial planning company.  Not really worried about it until it gets several years worth of contributions in there.  1% on $6,000 is only $60 per year, the real benefit is the lower insurance premiums and control over spending. 

Our family uses Optumhealthbank as well - no complaints - debit card is fantastic.

Go with Bank...  1% is average return and a good one. 

My company uses American Charter Bank. Why does it matter what the ineterst rate is? This isn't an investment, but a convenience.

It kind of is an investment, to the extent that any amount not used for health expenses can be used for retirement after I think age 65. From my understanding it's kind of like a 401(k) except that you can use the money for medical expenses prior to retirement age. If you withdraw it for any other reason it is subject to tax and penalties, but can be withdrawn at retirement age without penalties. So that's why the interest rate matters to me!

Thanks everyone for the input!

I use American Chartered Bank as well.