No. While the IRS sets annual contribution limits for HSAs, there are no income-based restrictions. As long as you meet the eligibility requirements to contribute to an HSA, your income level does not affect how much you can contribute.
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Other articles in this section:
- Why can’t I make an HSA contribution toward the previous year?
- How do I stop my recurring contributions?
- Are there income limits or restrictions to be able to contribute to an HSA?
- Can I contribute if I have more than one HSA?
- Can I contribute if I receive VA medical benefits?
- Can I make contributions outside of my employer?
- Can my employer make contributions into my HSA?
- How can I view past contributions?
- How does money get into my HSA account?
- What am I allowed to contribute if I enrolled in an HDHP mid-year?