2013 HSA Limits

How Much Can I Contribute? What are my Limits?

You and/or your employer can make contributions to your HSA (both of you can now contribute in the same tax year), and all contributions are tax-deductible.

Maximum Contribution Limits for 2013
Individual Coverage	$3,250
Family Coverage	$6,450

Maximum Contribution Limits for 2012
Individual Coverage	$3,100
Family Coverage	$6,250

High Deductible Health Plan Limits For 2013
	Minimum Annual Deductable	Out-of-Pocket Maximum
Individual Coverage	$1,250	$6,250
Family Coverage	$2,500	$12,500

High Deductible Health Plan Limits For 2012
	Minimum Annual Deductable	Out-of-Pocket Maximum
Individual Coverage	$1,200	$6,050
Family Coverage	$2,400	$12,100

* Maximum specified in law (indexed annually by M-CPI)

Catch-Up Contributions
For individuals age 55 and up, "catch-up" contributions are allowed. Contributions must stop once an individual is eligible for Medicare.

HSA Catch-Up Contributions
Plan Year	Catch-Up HSA Contributions
2009 and after	$1,000