Health Savings Accounts: 2013 Cost of Living Adjustments

Health Savings Accounts: 2013 Cost of Living Adjustments

In Rev Proc 2012-26, the IRS released the 2013 cost of living adjustments (COLA) for health savings accounts.  The HDHP minimum deductibles, out-of pocket limits, and the statutory HSA contribution amounts, have increased slightly.  The $1,000 catch up contribution available to accountholders aged 55 and over is not subject to a cost of living adjustment and thus, remains at $1,000.

 

Individual/Self Only

Family

2013

2012

2013

2012

HDHP Annual Deductible

$1,250

$1,200

$2,500

$2,400

HDHP Annual Out-of-Pocket Limits

 $6,250

 $6,050

 $12,500

 $12,100

Contribution Limits

$3,250

$3,100

$6,450

$6,250

 

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Health Savings Accounts: 2013 Cost of Living AdjustmentsIn Rev Proc 2012-26, the IRS released the 2013 cost of living adjustments (COLA) for health savings accounts.  The HDHP minimum deductibles, out-of pocket limits, and the statutory HSA contribution amounts, have increased slightly.  The $1,000 catch up contribution available to accountholders aged 55 and over is not subject to a cost of living adjustment and thus, remains at $1,000....2012-05-14T16:00:00-05:00

In Rev Proc 2012-26, the IRS released the 2013 cost of living adjustments (COLA) for health savings accounts.  The HDHP minimum deductibles, out-of pocket limits, and the statutory HSA contribution amounts, have increased slightly.  The $1,000 catch up contribution available to accountholders aged 55 and over is not subject to a cost of living adjustment and thus, remains at $1,000.