The list of eligible expenses that you can purchase with your FSA or HSA may be larger than you think, and it continues to grow. Here are five expenses that you can use your Surency Benefits Card to pay…

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…

The IRS released the 2026 Health FSAs, Commuter Benefits, Adoption Assistance, and QSEHRA maximum contribution limits.   For Health FSA plans that permit the carryover of unused amounts, the…

More than 80% of contact lenses wearers admit they put themselves at risk for eye infections, according to the Centers for Disease Control.¹   If not properly applied, cared for — even purchased…

Health savings accounts (HSAs) offer a powerful tool for managing healthcare expenses and saving for the future, but how you use them depends on your personal goals and financial…

Through a child’s eyes, the world can be full of wonder, where everyday objects possess extraordinary powers, and simple pleasures create lasting memories. However, beyond the ability to see the world with spirit and imagination, a…

Nearly 80% of children's learning comes through the eyes, so it's important that any vision problems are corrected early.   Children…

We're more than halway through 2025 which means it's a good time to evaluate your remaining FSA funds and take steps to make sure you spend all of your remaining funds before your plan year ends. We’ve compiled a few helpful tips to…

Employers are turning to lifestyle spending accounts (LSAs) as an incentive for their current employees and as a recruiting tool for new employees. Why? Because…

Pay Less in Taxes Putting money into a Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (DC FSA) 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.