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How much may be contributed to an HSA in calendar year 2006?

For plans with coverage effective Jan 1, 2006:

• Individual: Either your plan deductible or $2,700; whichever is LESS
• Family: Either your plan deductible of $5,450; whichever is LESS

For Plans with coverage effective after Jan 1, 2006:

• The contributions are pro-rated based upon the number of whole months covered under the qualified insurance plan. 1/12 for every month. i.e if coverage begins in November, only 2/12ths of the maximum amount is permitted.
• While annual contributions are limited based upon the deductible, there is no maximum limit on the accumulated balance of the trust account.

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