Adjustments - Health Savings Accounts

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What are health savings accounts (HSAs) and their contribution limits for 2026?

Health savings accounts (HSAs) enable workers with high-deductible health insurance plans to make pretax contributions of up to $4,400 in 2026 ($8,750 for families) to cover health care costs.

These amounts are increased by $1,000 for taxpayers age 55 or older. No contributions are allowed once a taxpayer becomes covered by Medicare Parts A or B.

How does an HSA work in practice?

Eligible taxpayer HSA contributions are excluded from gross income.

Who are the qualified participants for Archer MSAs?

Qualified participants are self-employed individuals or employees of small businesses
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What type of health insurance plan must Archer MSAs be used in conjunction with?

These accounts were designed to be and must be used in conjunction with a high‑deductible health insurance plan.

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