As you may have
experienced over the last year, everything seems to be a little more expensive
than the year before. Our friends at the IRS have taken notice and released the
2015 Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) amounts, adjusted for inflation. The
annual contribution limits, deductible limits, and out-of-pocket
maximums have all been increased for 2015.
2015 Annual Contribution Limit:
Single coverage: $3,350 (up from $3,300 in 2014)
Family coverage: $6,650 (up from $6,550 in 2014)
2015 Annual Contribution Limit:
Single coverage: $3,350 (up from $3,300 in 2014)
Family coverage: $6,650 (up from $6,550 in 2014)
2015 Minimum Deductible for HDHP:
Single coverage: $1,300 (up from $1,250 in 2014)
Family coverage: $2,600 (up from $2,500 in 2014)
2015 Maximum Out-of-pocket:
2015 Maximum Out-of-pocket:
Single coverage: $6,450 (up from $6,350 in 2014)
Family coverage: $12,900 (up from $12,700 in 2014)
For more detailed information, you can review the updated Revenue Procedure communication directly from the IRS website. Contact us if you have any questions about HSAs.
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Author: Roger Jorgensen, RHU, REBC
Marketing -
HSA/HRA/FSA & COBRA
rjorgensen@abg-mn.com
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