Can Married Couple Transfer $14,000 to HSA in 2019?

Yes, a married couple can transfer a total of $14,000 to their Health Savings Account (HSA) in 2019. For married couples who both have individual HSAs, each spouse can contribute up to the maximum annual limit set by the IRS, which was $3,500 for self-only coverage and $7,000 for family coverage in 2019. Therefore, the total contribution for a married couple could be $14,000 if both spouses have family coverage HSAs.

In 2019, married couples had the opportunity to maximize their savings by transferring up to $14,000 into their Health Savings Account (HSA). With both spouses eligible to contribute, the combined total reflects the IRS limits, allowing for greater flexibility in managing healthcare expenses.