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What is my maximum annual contribution to my HSA if our family coverage includes both individual (embedded) and family (umbrella) deductibles?

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What is my maximum annual contribution to my HSA if our family coverage includes both individual (embedded) and family (umbrella) deductibles?

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• If the HSA account owner has family coverage with individual deductibles for each family member, they are still subject to a 2008 maximum annual contribution limit of $5,800 plus up to $900 in additional catch up dollars if they turn 55 or older during the year.

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• If the HSA account owner has family coverage with individual deductibles for each family member, they are still subject to a 2010 maximum annual contribution limit of $6,150 plus up to $1,000 in additional catch up dollars if they turn 55 or older during the year.

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