Hi folks,
I contribute to a HSA account through my employer. At the end of 2023, I noticed I did not max out my HSA contributions. I was $150 short. After some back and forth with HR, it was determined the issue was due to some systems error. I was then told I can contribute post tax money to max out my HSA for 2023 and then claim it when I file my taxes.
However, my question is do I have to contribute the $150 to that specific HSA account? Or can I contribute it to my Fidelity HSA account? This Fidelity HSA account is where I rolled over old HSA money I had in an account through a former employer.
Thanks all for your expertise. I hope the question and its context are intelligible.
I contribute to a HSA account through my employer. At the end of 2023, I noticed I did not max out my HSA contributions. I was $150 short. After some back and forth with HR, it was determined the issue was due to some systems error. I was then told I can contribute post tax money to max out my HSA for 2023 and then claim it when I file my taxes.
However, my question is do I have to contribute the $150 to that specific HSA account? Or can I contribute it to my Fidelity HSA account? This Fidelity HSA account is where I rolled over old HSA money I had in an account through a former employer.
Thanks all for your expertise. I hope the question and its context are intelligible.
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