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HSA Program Gets Inflation Adjustment

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The Internal Revenue Service has announced the 2006 minimum deductible levels, maximum deductible levels and maximum out-of-pocket spending limits for health savings account-compatible health insurance plans.[@@]

For individuals, the minimum deductible level will increase to $1,050, from $1,000; the maximum deductible will increase to $2,700, from $2,650; and the out-of-pocket spending limit will increase to $5,250, from $5,100, the IRS says.

For families, the minimum deductible level will increase to $2,100, from $2,000; the maximum deductible will increase to $5,450, from $5,250; and the out-of-pocket spending limit will increase to $10,500, from $10,200.


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