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August 7, 2019Many benefit plan limits have changed for the new calendar year. Here are those changes: 2019 Limits to Know Infographic:
401K Limits:
- Pre-Tax Contributions: $19,000 (up $500 from 2018)
- Catch-Up Contributions: $6,000 (no change from 2018)
IRA Limits:
- Contributions: $6,000 (up $500 from 2018)
- Catch-Up Contributions: $1,000 (no change from 2018
Health Savings Account (HSA) Limits:
- Pre-Tax Contributions:
- Single Coverage: $3,500 (up $50 from 2018)
- Family Coverage: $7,000 (up $100 from 2018)
- Catch-Up contributions: $1,000 (no charge from 2018)
High Deductible Health Plans (HDHP) Limits:
- HDHP Minimum Deductible
- Single Coverage: $1,350 (no change from 2018)
- Family Coverage: $2,700 (no change from 2018)
- HDHP Maximum Out of Pocket Costs:
- Single Coverage: $6,750 (up $100 from 2018)
- Family Coverage: $13,500 (up $200 from 2018)
Flexible Spending (FSA) Limits:
- Contributions: $2,700 (up $50 from 2018)
For more information on these limits, please contact us at 775-828-7420 today!