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$1,500 ... Family of 1 🙈
Max it out. 3350/yr single and 6650/yr family. You can roll over an HSA every year. Great way to have a fund for medical emergencies or, for example, save for the expenses of having a baby.
Just got to know that Deloitte adds $500 into your HSA. Thank you, Uncle D 🙌🏼
@D2 yes, you roll over an HSA every year. Your FSA is what has to be depleted every year. Think of your HSA as a IRA or 401(k) for qualified medical expenses. You contribute to it pre-tax, invest the funds, grown them tax free, but (advantage) you can use the funds for qualified medical expenses at any point in your life for you or a dependent on your plan.
$2500. Family of four.
I max out for fam of 4.
As much as I can.
Yes. Max amount
Max that shit
$180 a month
Yep - the max amount. SO and I are planning babies. Even an uncomplicated delivery is expensive.
I put in 4500 last year, going to get lasik, essentially it's like 35% off, since it's tax free
Can you do a HSA with the low deductible health insurance?
@D1 HSA's typically associated with a high deductible plan, but check your summary plan description to be sure. You find this benefits portal or HR portal.
Yeah I need to up mine. I exhausted it by March. Braces FTL
Thanks, EY2.
Wait so you can roll your HSA over every year? Or does it follow a similar model to our PTO?
Oh gotcha. Thanks EY2! Time to jump on that. Im less than a year in so I'll just chalk it up to a newbie mistake.
Yes, I do the max. Only me and rarely go to the doctor but you never know.