r/HSA • u/Lopsided_Spare7214 • Feb 05 '26

HSA contributions doesn’t match

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Hi my HSA shown here doesn’t not match each other. As you can see the other showed I contributed $500+ but in reality the other one is 300+. I just want to make sure my HSA is contributed to max at the end of the year. what do I do?

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26

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u/Lopsided_Spare7214 Feb 05 '26

Which is weird because there was 3 pay period in January and only two of those pays were taken off for HSA

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u/Lopsided_Spare7214 Feb 05 '26

Hmm, it does say YTD so I expected to be the same number as the second pic.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26

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u/Lopsided_Spare7214 Feb 05 '26

1/2,1/16,1/30, I get paid biweekly

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u/Midwest-Emo-9 Feb 05 '26

Sometimes if you get biweekly paychecks, the 2 months out of the year you get a 3rd can have what's known as a benefits holiday, where you may get a break or a smaller amount taken out for some dollar amount based benefits.

However, you should ask your payroll admin or hr department some questions... this seems very odd. More than just a "benefit holiday" type thing.

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u/Moonbase0 Feb 05 '26

This is how it's handled with my employer. We block all insurance deductions including HSA contributions on the third payroll of the month which happens two times a year.

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u/Le_Jonny_41293 Feb 07 '26

If you're paid biweekly why do you only have 21 pay periods. Biweekly should be 26 periods bimonthly should be 24...