HSA contribution limit:
For individuals the 2007 HSA contribution limit is $2,900 or $5,800 for a family. Family for HSA purposes is considered anything more than individual enrolled in HSA compatible health coverage. For example, employee and child(ren), employee and spouse or employee, spouse and child(ren). Annual contributions can be made up to the Federal maximum regardess the deductible of the HSA-compatible insurance plan. For example, if the health plan annual deductible for a single person (under 55 years of age) is $1,500 he or she can still contribute up to $2,850 for the year . Both individuals and employers can contribute to HSAs. Unspent money in one year rolls over into the next year. Individuals age 55 or older (and not yet enrolled in Medicare) can make additional "catch-up" contributions of up to $ 8 00 per person this year, which can provide extra help to many early retirees.
HSA Investment Options:
HSA funds can be invested similarly to IRA's, including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and certificates of deposit.
US Treasury Department on HSA:
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