Can couples establish a joint account and both make contributions to the account, including “catch-up” contributions?
Joint HSA accounts, accounts with more than one owner, are not permitted. Each spouse should establish their own account in their own name. This allows both spouses to make a catch-up contribution when each spouse is 55 or older. Employees and their spouses who both work at the University and elect to be covered under one Plan B policy will be able to establish separate HSAs.
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