Can I add to my HSA account after switching to a traditional employer-paid plan?

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    Kevin

      I have I know what some of you are going to think is a crazy question but I really don’t know.

      My employer offers a few different insurance plans, one of them being an HSA plan, another is a traditional HMO, and another one that is fully employer paid.

      I switched to the employer paid plan and still show a couple hundred bucks in my Empower HSA account.

      My question is am I allowed to add to that account even though I switched to a traditional employer paid plan.

      I don’t even know if I should but mostly curious if that is an option since I don’t have an HSA medical plan.

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      Daniel

        no, you need to be on an eligible high deductible plan to contribute to the HSA

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        Eric

          I believe you’re allowed to contribute an annual amount equal to the maximum HSA contribution times the number of months covered under an HSA plan divided by twelve.

          I had to determine a similar situation when moving from family HSA coverage to individual coverage last year.

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