Itâs based on such factors as making payments on time, your debt-to-credit ratio, what kind of credit you have and how long you've had it. You can affect your score by your actions, such as making a new purchase or paying off an old debt.
Our findings indicate that the overall cost of vision to the US economy is substantially higher than previously measured. At $139 billion in the year 2013, vision loss and eye disorders are among the costliest conditions facing the United States, incurring a cost of $450 per person. Annual costs for are $15,900 for persons with vision impairment and are $26,900 for persons blind.
Identifying new models for human eye diseases By Sara Cassidy, M.S., Ph.D. Although it is difficult to measure the impact of chronic conditions like eye disorders, Prevent Blindness America estimates that eye disorders and vision loss cost $139 billion in 2013, placing these conditions among the most expensive health disorders in the US.