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Using longitudinal data, we investigate whether deterioration and improvement in self-reported vision among people aged 50 years and older in England experience subsequent changes in various aspects of economic, psychological and social well-being.Longitudinal random effects modelling.We used six waves of the biennial English Longitudinal Study of Ageing spanning 2002–2012. Self-reported vision change...