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Deductions & credits
Yes. Since your spouse is covered under family HDHP medical insurance, your spouse may contribute to your own HSA (provided they DO NOT have Medicare or other insurance coverage).
The basic family HDHP limit for 2016 is $6750. This amount can be split between the HSAs of each spouse (anyway you choose).
If either spouse in age 55+ or older, they can contribute an additional $1000 to THEIR own account.
A spouse DOES NOT have to be working to make HSA contributions to their account.
The money in HSA accounts can be used to pay the medical expenses of the owner (of the account) and their spouse and any dependents.
The basic family HDHP limit for 2016 is $6750. This amount can be split between the HSAs of each spouse (anyway you choose).
If either spouse in age 55+ or older, they can contribute an additional $1000 to THEIR own account.
A spouse DOES NOT have to be working to make HSA contributions to their account.
The money in HSA accounts can be used to pay the medical expenses of the owner (of the account) and their spouse and any dependents.
May 31, 2019
11:37 PM