2024 Retirement Plan Contribution Limits

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released all retirement plan limits for the 2024 calendar year.

These limits are adjusted for inflation on an annual basis. In some cases, limits are the same as those in the calendar year 2023.

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Benefit

401(k) 403(b) ElectiveDeferral Maximum 457(b) Non-qualified Deferred Compensation Limit414(v) Catchup Contribution Limit415 Defined Contribution Annual Additional Maximum401(a)(17) Annual Compensation Limit414(q) Highly-Compensated Employee LimitSocial Security Wage BaseSIMPLE Employee Deferrals415 Defined Benefit Dollar MaximumHealth Savings Account (HSA) LimitHealth Savings Account Catch-Up Contribution (55 or older)(Single or Family)

2023

$22,500$22,500$7,500$66,000$330,000$150,000$160,200$15,500$265,000$3,850 (Single)
$7,750(Family)
$1,000

2024

$23,000$23,000$7,500$69,000$345,000$155,000$168,600$16,000$275,000$4,150 (Single)
$8,300 (Family)
$1,000

Change

$500 Increase$500 IncreaseNo Change$3,000 Increase$15,000 Increase$5,000 Increase$8,400 Increase$500 Increase$10,000 Increase$300 Increase
$550 Increase
No Change

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Download the 2024 Financial Bulletin to review contribution limit changes that may impact your company and employees.

Action Steps

  • Update retirement plan designs for the new limits and make sure that plan administration will be consistent with the new limits in 2024.
  • Communicate the new retirement plan limits to employees.

Interested in learning about retirement plan compliance? Check out our webinar on Compliance Testing: What Every Plan Sponsor Should Know and other events in the Fiduciary Academy.

Investment advice offered through OneDigital Investment Advisors LLC, an SEC-registered investment adviser and wholly-owned subsidiary of OneDigital.

Publish Date:Nov 6, 2023Categories:Employee Benefits, Executive Benefits, Retirement Plan Services