HSA / FSA Contribution Calculator
Financial Calculators
Calculate HSA or FSA contribution limits and estimated tax savings for 2024–2026, with beginning-of-year HSA projections.
2026 limit: $4400
This field wants your federal marginal rate (the tax on your last dollar), not your average rate. The Tax Bracket Estimator shows both — copy Marginal Rate. It is federal income tax only (no FICA or state).
Actual Contribution
$3,000.00
Annual Tax Savings
$660.00
Projected Balance (10 yrs, 2026)
$41,914.93
Projected HSA balance growth
Year-specific contribution limits
Select 2024, 2025, or 2026 before entering a contribution. The calculator preserves each year's HSA and health-FSA limits rather than silently applying a current limit to a historical estimate. For 2026, the HSA limit is $4,400 for self-only coverage and $8,750 for family coverage, with a $1,000 catch-up for eligible account holders age 55 or older. The health FSA salary-reduction limit is $3,400 for plan years beginning in 2026.
How estimated tax savings are calculated
The tool caps the entered contribution at the selected limit and multiplies the allowed amount by the marginal tax rate you provide. That is a simplified income-tax estimate; payroll-tax treatment, state tax, employer contributions, and eligibility can change the actual savings. Dependent-care FSA rules and reimbursements are especially plan- and household-specific.
How the HSA balance projection works
The projection assumes the allowed annual contribution is made at the beginning of each year and then grows at the annual return entered. With a 0% return, projected balance is simply current balance plus annual contribution multiplied by years. A zero-year projection returns the current balance because no additional contribution has yet been made. The estimate assumes no withdrawals, fees, investment changes, or annual limit increases.
Related calculators
- Tax Bracket EstimatorThe tax-rate field is your federal marginal rate; this page computes it.
- Paycheck CalculatorPayroll HSA contributions also avoid FICA, which this tax-rate field omits.
- 401(k) CalculatorAnother pre-tax (or Roth) bucket with its own IRS limit.
- RetirementHSA balances after 65 are effectively extra retirement savings.