HSA Contribution

BillPa · ‎March 22, 2021

I self contribute to my HSA (retired) and got Medicare at 65 in August. I found I could contribute another $1,400 to the HSA. I met all other high deductable insurance requirements for HSA eligibility in 2020. Can I contribute the additional $1.4K in 2021 for my 2020 taxes, similar to the ability that is given for IRA's? Thanks.

PattiF · ‎March 22, 2021

No, you can not contribute to you HSA once you have Medicare.

This is from the IRS:

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PattiF · ‎March 22, 2021

No, you can not contribute to you HSA once you have Medicare.

This is from the IRS:

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Jpanchot63 · ‎May 17, 2021

I didnt get Medicare am confused

BillM223 · ‎May 17, 2021

@Jpanchot63

What are you confused about?

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