Pre-Tax Savings Accounts

Learn how you can set aside money to pay for health care expenses

Pre-Tax Savings Accounts

In 2024, the maximum amount you can contribute to either a Health Savings Account or a Flexible Spending Account will increase. What type of these pre-tax savings accounts you can contribute to is determined by the health care plan you choose.

Premier PPO

Core PPO

Health Investment Plan

FSA

  • Contribution: $3,200
  • Eligible Expenses:
    • Medical
    • Prescription
    • Dental
    • Vision

Limited Purpose FSA

  • Contribution: $3,200
  • Eligible Expenses:
    • Dental
    • Vision

HSA

  • Contribution:
    • S – $4,150
    • F – $8,300
  • Eligible Expenses:
    • Medical
    • Prescription
    • Dental
    • Vision

Premier PPO & Core PPO

FSA

  • Contribution: $3,200
  • Eligible Expenses:
    • Medical
    • Prescription
    • Dental
    • Vision

Health Investment Plan

Limited Purpose FSA

  • Contribution: $3,200
  • Eligible Expenses:
    • Dental
    • Vision

HSA

  • Contribution:
    • S – $4,150
    • F – $8,300
  • Eligible Expenses:
    • Medical
    • Prescription
    • Dental
    • Vision

Health Investment Plan (HIP)

HSA IRS Limit Company Contribution Employee Contribution Maximum
1 Individual
$4,150
$500
$3,650
2 Individuals
$8,300
$750
$7,550
3+ Individuals
$8,300
$1,000
$7,300
Age 55+
Additional $1,000 catch-up contributions allowed

Dependent Care FSA

Annual
Maximum

$5,000

Company Contribution

$500

Employee Annual Maximum

$4,500

Annual
Maximum

$5,000

Company Contribution

$500

Employee Annual Maximum

$4,500

Contribute up to $4,500 annually in pretax dollars to pay for eligible child care expenses. Receive a dollar-for-dollar company match up to $500. Plan carefully, the DC FSA follows the ‘use it or lose it’ rule.

Optum Financial

Optum Financial will continue to administer the FSA and HSA in 2024.

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