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Saver’s Match 2027 income limits

Your match rate depends on your filing status and modified adjusted gross income (MAGI). The rate drops as income rises and reaches zero at the cutoffIRS: Saver's Match, Income limits.

Filing statusFull match (50%)Partial matchNo match
Married filing jointly; qualifying surviving spouseUp to $41,000$41,001–$70,999$71,000 and above
Head of householdUp to $30,750$30,751–$53,249$53,250 and above
Single; married filing separatelyUp to $20,500$20,501–$35,499$35,500 and above

Income is modified AGI (MAGI) for tax year 2027. Table as published by the IRSIRS: Saver's Match, income limits; same figures in Notice 2026-48Notice 2026-48, Q&A B-4, C-2. Limits are inflation-adjusted after 2027IRS: Saver's Match.

Phase-out ranges

Filing statusPhase-out starts abovePhase-out rangeNo match at
Married filing jointly / surviving spouse$41,000$30,000$71,000
Head of household$30,750$22,500$53,250
Single / married filing separately$20,500$15,000$35,500

Source: Notice 2026-48Notice 2026-48, sec. III; Q&A C-2. The head-of-household amounts are ¾ and the single amounts are ½ of the joint amountsNotice 2026-48, sec. III.

Match at sample incomes (with the full $2,000 contributed)

Calculated by us using the formula in Notice 2026-48 Q&A C-2. Per person; joint filers can each get this amount.

Filing statusMAGIMatch rateMatch on $2,000
Single$20,50050%$1,000
Single$25,50034%$680
Single$30,50017%$340
Single$35,4991%$20
Head of household$30,75050%$1,000
Head of household$38,25034%$680
Head of household$45,75017%$340
Head of household$53,2491%$20
Married filing jointly$41,00050%$1,000
Married filing jointly$51,00034%$680
Married filing jointly$61,00017%$340
Married filing jointly$70,9991%$20

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Common questions

What are the Saver's Match income limits for 2027?

No match at MAGI of $71,000 or more (married filing jointly or qualifying surviving spouse), $53,250 or more (head of household), or $35,500 or more (single or married filing separately). The full 50% rate applies up to $41,000, $30,750 and $20,500 respectively. Source: IRS Saver's Match page; Notice 2026-48 Q&A B-4.

Is the income limit based on AGI or MAGI?

Modified AGI: AGI plus pre-tax retirement deferrals, deductible traditional IRA contributions and certain excluded foreign/territory income (Notice 2026-48 Q&A B-3).

Will the limits change after 2027?

Yes. The IRS says the income limits will be adjusted for inflation in years after 2027; the phase-out range widths are not adjusted (Notice 2026-48 Q&A C-2).

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