Did you know that you can pay for medical expenses with pre-tax dollars? With an HSA (Health Savings Account, available to US taxpayers who enrolled in a high-deductible health plan) or an FSA (Flex Spending Account, often available as part of your employer’s benefits package), any funds you contribute are not subject to federal income tax.

It's almost open enrollment season for healthcare benefits. If you're looking for opportunities to save money on your vision and eye health in 2026, adding a Health Savings Account (HSA) or a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) through your employer is a good way to do it. There are significant differences between these two types of accounts and in general, you're only allowed to enroll in one or the other. Although they both use pre-tax dollars, understanding how they differ will help you select which option is right for you.

Living with vision loss can make daily tasks more difficult, but many home modifications can help make life easier for those with low vision or blindness. By making a few adjustments, you can create a space that is more accessible, safe, and comfortable. Here are five tips to modify your home for family members with vision impairments.