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Old 10-17-2019, 04:12 PM
 
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In 2019 what is the max a couple over 55 can contribute to their HSA.

Currently retired drawing pension. $3500 each plus $1000 for catch up contributions is what I believe is allowed for each . Total $9000 for a couple filing jointly.

Some odd wording on a few sites about each having an individual HSA eligible plan. If your plan is a "HSA family plan" and its just the 2 of you does this make a difference?

That is how my plan is described. A family plan that meets HSA high deductible requirements. The comments about "individual plans" was throwing me off .


I believe I can contribute $9000 . Right or wrong?
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