Q: What is the maximum amount I may contribute to my HSA?

By Avidity Health Care SolutionsDecember 2, 2009November 18th, 2015Frequently Asked Questions

A: If you have individual health care coverage, the maximum annual contribution that you can make to an HSA is $3,000 for 2009. If you have family health care coverage, the maximum annual contribution is $5,950 for 2009.

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Q: What is the maximum amount I may contribute to my HSA?

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