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For 2015 employee health care HSA contributions cannot exceed $3,350 for an individual or $6,650 for a family or the employer's plan maximum; whichever is less. Review your employer's plan documentation for details.
Starting 2015, Congress has set $3,350 as the maximum annual amount any one individual can contribute to a Healthcare Savings Account (HSA), which limits the maximum amount you can save to $990. For 2016, the maximum annual contribution amount for a family is $6,750.
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Contributions are subject to limits of your plan.