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What was the maximum you could put in an HSA account in 2017 if over 55?
Published October 18, 2024
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Get the appShort answer: In 2017, individuals over 55 could make catch-up contributions with a maximum HSA limit of $4,400.
2017 over-55 catch-up HSA limit
If you were over 55 in 2017, you had the opportunity to contribute more to your HSA (Health Savings Account) as part of the catch-up contribution provision. The maximum contribution limit for an individual over 55 was $4,400, allowing you to save even more for your healthcare expenses.
If you were over 55 in 2017, you enjoyed a higher contribution limit for your Health Savings Account (HSA), thanks to the catch-up contribution provision. This means you could have put away a total of $4,400 in your HSA, giving you the chance to bolster your savings for future healthcare expenses.