What is the maximum amount I can contribute for 2008 to my Health Savings Account (HSA)?


Your High Deductible Health Plan* (HDHP) coverage is for: Self-Only
                                                                                              Family
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*FOR TAX YEAR 2008 a high deductible health plan (HDHP) is defined as a plan having an annual deductible amount of at least $1,100 for Self-Only coverage, and at least $2,200 for Family Coverage; and having a maximum annual out-of-pocket expense of $5,600 for Self-Only coverage, and $11,200 for Family coverage.

Eligible individuals age 55 or older may make additional "catch-up" contributions of up to $900 in 2008, increasing by $100 per year up to $1,000 annually in 2009.

**Special rules apply for those who are not covered by a HDHP for the whole year. See HSA Frequently Asked Questions for more detail


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