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Save Big with a take care by WageWorks HSA

If you make $60,000 a year and make the maximum contribution to your take care® by WageWorks HSA, you could take home $2,025 more in one year. That’s real savings!

 

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How Much Can You Save?

Calculate your potential savings based on your annual pay, contributions, budget, and spending patterns.

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  • Single
  • Couple
  • Age 18-28
  • Age 29-39
  • Age 40-64
  • Age 65+
  • With Young Children
  • With Teenagers
  • With Elder Dependents

General Healthcare

These are Average General Health Care Expenses for your Profile.

Drag the slider to fit your needs, or keep it on "average." When you finish, go to Dental / Vision.

Dental / Vision

These are Average Dental / Vision Expenses for your Profile.

Drag the slider to fit your needs, or keep it on "average." When you finish, go to Over-The-Counter.

Over-The-Counter

These are Over-The-Counter Expenses for your Profile.

Drag the slider to fit your needs, or keep it on "average."

Doctor visits and other medical expenses
$0
$0
 
$0
Prescriptions filled
$0
$0
 
$0
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.

Estimated Health Care Contributions = $
Contributions are subject to limits of your plan.
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