Annual Income
The amount of income you earn the year you open your HSA. We use this to estimate your average tax rate and project the tax savings from your HSA contributions.
Current HSA Balance
The amount you already have in your health savings account the first month after you open it.
Annual HSA Contributions
The estimated total amount you expect to contribute to your HSA each year.
Annual HSA Expenses
The estimated amount you'll pay each year from your HSA for qualified medical and healthcare costs.
Rate of Return
The rate of return you expect to receive on unused funds which rollover from year to year in your HSA. This value is dependent on your plan to invest your HSA funds, and your risk tolerance will change based on market conditions.
Projected HSA Balance
The estimated amount of funds that you will have in your health savings account at your retirement age from making contributions and investing your funds.
Projected Tax Savings
The estimated amount you will save on Federal and State (if applicable) taxes by making contributions to your HSA. Learn more about tax savings.
Cumulative Net Deposits
The total contributions you will have made minus expenditures for qualified medical and healthcare costs by the year you may retire.
Cumulative Asset Growth
The estimated amount that your HSA contributions will grow based on your target rate of return and the estimated year you may retire.
How much can I save on taxes with an HSA?
You can save hundreds or even thousands of dollars on taxes each year by contributing to an HSA. Your contributions lower your taxable income, which reduces your annual tax bill. Use the Lively HSA savings calculator to see your personalized tax savings based on your income, coverage type, and contribution amount.
Does the HSA calculator estimate my projected balance at retirement?
Yes, the calculator can estimate your HSA balance by retirement based on your contributions, employer deposits, and optional investment growth rate. Adjusting your retirement age lets you see how your balance could change over time.
Do employer HSA contributions count toward my annual limit and tax savings?
Yes. Employer contributions count toward your total annual HSA limit and influence your estimated tax savings. Make sure to include them in your inputs for the most accurate calculation.
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