It appears that JoeTaxpayer <
JoeTaxpayer@comcast.net> said:
I have insurance that qualifies me for an HSA.
This year, with my old person $1000 extra, my limit would be $9300.
"Family" plan as my daughter is on my insurance.
But, she ages out, insurance company told me it's the last day of the
month she turns 26.
Do I need to reduce my maximum deposits for the year? If so, is it that
she is not on my plan for 2/12 months, or 1/6 of the year and 4150/6 = >691.67? Reduce my maximum deposit by this much?
I believe itīs 5/6*8300 + 1/6*4150 + 1000 = $8607 which matches your number
That is, the family rate for 10 months, the single rate for 2 months, plus the $1000 for being old.
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