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IRS Established 2019 HSA Guidelines
Below is an overview of the IRS inflation adjusted HSA dollar limits for calendar year 2019 as published in Revenue Procedure 2018-30. Minimum HSA Qualified Health Plan Deductibles for 2019 (no change from 2018): • Self-Only Coverage: $1,350 • Family Coverage: $2,700 (includes embedded individual deductible on a family coverage plan) Maximum HSA Qualified Health Plan Out-of-Pocket Limits for 2019: • Self-Only Coverage: $6,750 (increased from $6,650 in 2018) • Family Coverage: $13,500 (increased from $13,300 in 2018) • Out-of-Pocket limits include deductibles, coinsurance and copayment amounts, and excludes premiums IRS HSA Contribution Limits for 2019: • Self-Only Coverage: $3,500 (increased from $3,450 in 2018) • Family Coverage: $7,000 (increased from $6,900 in 2018) • Catch Up Contributions (for individuals age 55+ until enrolled in Medicare): $1,000 (no change from 2018) Contact Unlimited Benefits at 888.587.9370 for more information
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10/5/2018 06:09:15 pm
Inflation is really a big issue in the economical state of a country. Everyone is really affected when inflation happens. I guess that there would also be an alternative and effective way on how to reduce the costs of the items and at the same time, to help the government of a country. Everything is really affected, it has also its advantages, but I guess people tend to look on its disadvantages more. This is helpful to publicize the matter regarding HSA. 1/21/2019 03:28:32 pm
When I graduated, I started to have investments and plans, whether it is life plan or death. It is very important because I am still in my aggressive years and wanted to have fun. Making plans is important so that in the future, you will no longer have this kind of problem. I appreciate my work now because I can fully provide for myself and also give to my parents and family. It was really nice having plans and partying at the same time. Leave a Reply. |
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