Avoid frustration by understanding IRS substantiation rules and how to easily follow them!   Who decides the rules?  The IRS requires that FSA funds are only used on

Visual health is a vital component of overall well-being, and unexpected eye-related expenses can put a strain on your finances. However, for participants of health savings accounts…

Natural disasters such as fires and hurricanes can have devastating effects, leaving individuals and families in urgent need of essential supplies and financial resources. While insurance is often the primary safety net, 

March is Workplace Eye Wellness Awareness Month. This month isn't only to bring awareness to jobs that might be obviously hazardous, such as construction jobs, it's also to bring awareness to the hazard of working in front of a computer…

When winter approaches, you may notice colder temps and windy weather can have an impact on your eyes. From dryness and irritation to more serious concerns like snow blindness, winter weather presents unique challenges for eye…

A flexible spending account (FSA) lets you save money by setting aside pre-tax dollars to pay for eligible medical, dental, vision and dependent care expenses…

Everyone has their resolutions, and for many the new year is an opportunity to kick off a healthier lifestyle. There are many ways to improve your overall health and wellness, but for some, it’s a challenge to get started. That’s…

Just as your primary care physician may listen to your heartbeat and check your blood pressure to monitor your heart rate, your eye doctor examines your eyes to get a clear…

Pay Less in Taxes Putting money into a Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (DCFSA) before you pay taxes on it saves you money by lowering your amount of taxable income. The result? You pay less in taxes each year.

Did you recently elect to participate in a flexible spending account (FSA)? If you’re a first-time medical FSA participant, you may not be familiar with