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No you can't because you had a self-only HDHP. to be eligible for the family max you need to be covered by a family HDHP which has higher deductible amounts than self-only
Thanks for the response! Does it not matter that I am paying for 2 single HDHP plans (1 for me and 1 for my 15 yo daughter) where the total deductibles are the same as a family plan?
@adkins-larry wrote:
Thanks for the response! Does it not matter that I am paying for 2 single HDHP plans (1 for me and 1 for my 15 yo daughter) where the total deductibles are the same as a family plan?
You coverage determines your contributions limits, not what you pay for. If you are covered by a single HDHP, you have single contribution limits.
I appreciate that direct answer.
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