IRS HSA (Health Savings Accounts) Guidelines for 2009

The IRS controls HSA deductible contribution amounts

The IRS issued 2009 HSA contribution limits and minimum plans:

Contributions:
- $3,000 for self-only coverage
- $5,950 for family coverage

For Clients who are 55 and older they are allowed a catch up provision of: $1000.

Minimum High Deductible Health Plan deductibles:
- $1,150 self-only
- $2,300 family


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And, after retirement, any remaining HSA savings can be used for Medicare supplement premiums, long term care premiums, Medicare Part D premiums, or other needs with no tax penalty.

An HSA (Health Savings Account) works with a higher deductible major medical insurance plan. Learn more about HSA health insurance plans.

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