What will be the IRS limit for IRA contributions in 2027?

Question

The IRS announced in November 2025 that the limit for IRA contributions in 2026 is to be $7500 (excluding any catch-up contributions). What will the limit be in 2027?

Answers must be in the form of a single, whole number of US dollars, comprising only of numeric characters. No letters, dollar signs, or commas allowed. Answers with any other characters or in any other format will be considered invalid, to avoid questions of whether I resolve this market to (for example) "$7500" or "7,500".

Resolves once the IRS publishes the IRA limits for 2027 on their newsroom page, similar to the link above. I expect this to be in early November 2026, and may extend the close date if it's not announced by then or shortly after.

Resolves to the valid answer closest to the actual value (with exact answers obviously preferred). If two answers are exactly equally close to the real value, resolves to the higher one.

Note that this is focused on the base limit only, i.e. the amount allowed for (say) a person in their thirties, and thus excludes any potential catch-up contribution limits for older people.

Manifold Markets · Answer

Per Manifold Markets prediction market, 7500, followed by 8000 and Other are most likely. See the market for live updates (7 traders, as of Oct 13, 2026).