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HSA & FSA Calculator

Calculate your optimal contribution, see exactly how much you will save in taxes, and decide whether an HSA or FSA is right for you.

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No state income tax

2026 HDHP: min $1,700 deductible (individual)

Your Total Tax Savings

$785

per year by contributing to tax-advantaged accounts

Effective savings rate0% of medical expenses
Monthly tax savings$65/mo

Optimal Contribution Strategy

Max Out Your HSA First

Contribute $4,450 to your HSA. The triple tax advantage (tax-free contributions, growth, AND withdrawals) makes HSA the best option.

2026 HSA Limit

$4,450

Your Room

$4,450

Tax Savings Breakdown

Federal Income Tax (10%)$445
State Income Tax (0.0%)$0
FICA Tax (7.65%)$340
Total HSA Tax Savings$785

2026 IRS Contribution Limits

Official IRS limits for HSA and FSA contributions

HSA (Individual)

$4,450

HSA (Family)

$8,800

HSA Catch-Up (55+)

+$1,000

FSA (Standard)

$3,400

HDHP Requirements for 2026

Min Deductible (Individual)

$1,700

Min Deductible (Family)

$3,400

Max Out-of-Pocket (Individual)

$8,550

Max Out-of-Pocket (Family)

$17,100

Find Cash Prices for HSA-Eligible Expenses

Use your HSA/FSA to pay for procedures at cash-pay prices. FairVisitHealth helps you find the lowest prices from 9M+ providers.

The HSA Triple Tax Advantage

No other account in the U.S. tax code offers all three tax benefits

Tax-Free Contributions

Every dollar you contribute to an HSA reduces your taxable income. At a 24% tax bracket, a $4,450 contribution saves you $1,068 in federal taxes alone.

Tax-Free Growth

Unlike a traditional savings account, your HSA grows tax-free. Invest in stocks or bonds once your balance exceeds $1,000 - gains are never taxed if used for medical expenses.

Tax-Free Withdrawals

When you use HSA funds for qualified medical expenses, you pay no taxes on withdrawals. This includes dental, vision, prescriptions, and thousands of other expenses.

HSA vs FSA: Which Is Right for You?

Feature
HSA
FSA
Requires HDHPYesNo
2026 Contribution Limit (Individual)$4,450$3,400
Funds Roll Over$680 max
Account PortabilityLost on job change
Investment OptionsNo
Catch-Up (55+)+$1,000None
Use After Age 65Any purpose (taxed)Medical only

Bottom line: If you have an HDHP, always choose an HSA. The ability to invest your balance, keep funds forever, and use for any purpose after 65 makes it a superior retirement and healthcare savings vehicle.

Find the Lowest Prices for HSA-Eligible Procedures

Your HSA and FSA can be used to pay for any qualified medical expense - including cash-pay procedures. FairVisitHealth searches 9M+ providers and 20M+ price points to help you find the best prices, so your pre-tax dollars go further.

Dental & Vision

100% HSA/FSA eligible

Labs & Imaging

100% HSA/FSA eligible

Prescriptions

100% HSA/FSA eligible

Mental Health

100% HSA/FSA eligible

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about HSAs, FSAs, and maximizing your tax savings

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HSA/FSA contribution limits shown are based on IRS guidelines. 2026 limits are projections based on historical inflation adjustments and will be updated when the IRS publishes official limits. This calculator provides estimates only and does not constitute tax or financial advice. Consult a qualified tax professional or financial advisor for personalized guidance.