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| Fall 2026 Volume 19, Number 3 | |||||
This Just In ... The New Rules for HSAs in 2026: What’s Changing and Who Benefits Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are getting a refresh in 2026, and the changes could make these tax advantaged accounts even more valuable for individuals and families who use high deductible health plans (HDHPs). If you rely on an HSA to manage medical costs, here’s what’s new. Higher Contribution Limits The IRS has increased how much you can put into your HSA for 2026. Individuals can now contribute more than last year, and families get an even larger bump. These higher limits help households set aside more pre tax dollars for medical expenses — everything from doctor visits to prescriptions to dental and vision care. More Eligible Expenses The list of qualified medical expenses continues to expand. Certain digital health tools, mental health services, and preventive care items now qualify for HSA reimbursement. This gives consumers more flexibility and makes HSAs more useful for everyday health needs. Better Catch Up Options If you’re 55 or older, the catch up contribution rules have been simplified. This makes it easier to boost your HSA balance as you approach retirement, when medical costs typically rise. Who Benefits Most HSAs remain one of the most powerful tax tools available. They’re ideal for people who want lower premiums, prefer to control their own healthcare spending, or want to build a long term medical nest egg. With the 2026 updates, HSAs are even more attractive for families looking to save money and stay protected. Call us if you have questions about your HSA. [return to top]
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This Just In ... The New Rules for HSAs in 2026: What’s Changing and Who Benefits How to Use Preventive Care to Cut Your Health Costs All Year The Hidden Value of Disability Insurance: Why Every Worker Needs It
How to Protect Your Family from Surprise Medical Bills
Critical Illness Insurance: Why More Families Are Buying It
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