Health Plan Enrollment 2023

HSA: The smart choice

Pair your qualifying health plan with a Health Savings Account (HSA) to save on qualified medical expenses and taxes.1

Open an HSA today

How Health Savings
Accounts work

A Health Savings Account lets you set aside pre-tax money for future healthcare costs. HSA contributions can be withdrawn tax-free when used for qualified medical expenses. You can make FDIC eligible, interest-bearing contributions any time and the funds never expire.

An eligible individual:

  • Is covered under a qualified high-deductible
    health plan (HDHP)
  • Has no other health coverage
  • Is not enrolled in Medicare
  • Cannot be claimed as a dependent on
    someone else’s tax return

Benefits of an HSA

Save up to $1,500 on taxes2

Pay medical expenses with tax-free money

Build a safety net for emergencies

Invest your HSA pre-tax, like a 401(k)3

Keep your money - funds do not expire

Benefits of a HSA

All the benefits of an HSA

$0 monthly account fee

Free HealthEquity debit card4

FDIC eligible, interest-bearing

Start investing with only $500

What's next

1

Get an HSA-qualified health plan

When you compare plans on HealthCare.gov, look for the “HSA-eligible” flag in the upper left-hand corner. You can also filter to see only HSA-eligible plans by using the “Filter” option in the right-hand corner.

2

Open a Healthequity HSA

Click the link below, enter your information, and get your personalized individual HSA for $0/month.

Open an HSA today

3

Start saving

We make it easy to save up to $1,5002 on taxes. Once your HSA is open, simply connect your bank account to make tax-deductible contributions, earn tax-free growth, and spend tax-free on qualified expenses with your HealthEquity Visa® debit card.

HSA Contribution Limits

Take your account to the max.

Tax year

Individual coverage limit

Family coverage limit

2025

$4,300

$8,550

2026

$4,400

$8,750

At age 55, members can contribute an additional $1,000 beyond IRS limits.

Tax year

Individual coverage limit

2025

$4,300

2026

$4,400

Tax year

Family coverage limit

2025

$8,550

2026

$8,750

At age 55, members can contribute an additional $1,000 beyond IRS limits.

Maximize your spending power

When you use your tax-advantaged HSA, you get $10 in tax savings for every $50 you contribute.5

The more you contribute,
the more you save

Maximize your tax savings

Drag the slider to see how more contributions can translate into more HSA tax savings. Example uses a 20% effective rate.2

Annual Contributions

$1,000

Tax Savings

$200

Annual Contributions

$1,000

Tax Savings

$200

Tools and resources

Qualified medical expenses

Discover what you can pay for with your tax-advantaged accounts.

See a full list

Member Guide

Learn all about your new HSA and utilize your account like a pro.

Explore

Investment Guide

Invest in our lineup of low-cost Vanguard funds.

Let’s go

Compare your options

Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), and Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) each let members use tax-advantaged dollars to pay for qualified medical expenses. But there are some important differences to keep in mind.

HSA

You own your account

Adjust your contributions anytime, all year

Your account is investible

Account carryover - keep your HSA funds forever

FSA

Account is employer-owned

Adjust your contributions only during annual enrollment

Account is not investible

Limited account carryover

HRA

Account is employer-owned

Employer chooses when to adjust contributions

Account is not investible

No account carryover

Get 24/7 support

Our Member Services team is available by call or chat 24/7, every day of the year.

Visit our Help Center Call 866.346.5800

About us

Since our founding in 2002, HealthEquity has remained laser-focused on a singular goal: Empower working Americans to gain more choice and control over their healthcare and financial future. By 2030, we plan to make HSAs more common than 401(k)s.

Today 17 million+ members and 120,000+ organizations trust HealthEquity to help them connect health and wealth.6