The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released the 2026 contribution limits for certain retirement savings plans, including 403(b) and 457(b) plans. This is important news for anyone looking to maximize their retirement savings and take advantage of the higher limits.
The IRS has released 2026 cost-of-living increases for Health Flexible Spending Accounts. Please see the chart below for updated limits. If you have any questions, contact First Financial Administrators, Inc., at 800-523-8422.
The contribution limits for Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are set to increase in 2026.
The IRS has declared that the new contribution cap for individuals will be $4,400, while the limit for family contributions will reach $8,750. These represent hikes of $100 for individual limits and $200 for family limits compared to the 2025 figures. Additionally, the minimum deductibles and the maximum out-of-pocket expenses for high deductible health plans (HDHPs) will also see an increase in 2026.
FFGA has partnered with Spring Independent School District (ISD) to nurture and support the development of their students.
“We believe it’s important to invest in our community and help provide resources that positively impact the learning experience of our youth,” said Dawson Schnautz, President and CEO of FFGA Corporation.
As a platinum sponsor of the Spring ISD Career & Technical Education (CTE) Advisory Board Scholarship, FFGA colleagues volunteer as judges for the end of year CTE Capstone Projects. The company also provides four internships during the winter/spring semester to CTE students from Dekaney High School, Spring High School and Wunsche High School.
HSA amounts are on the rise again for 2025.
The IRS announced that 2025 individual HSA contribution limits will be $4,300 and family HSA contribution limits will be $8,500. These are increases of $150 and $250, respectively, from 2024 HSA limits. Additionally, high deductible health plan (HDHP) deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums have increased for 2025.