When making a VA disability claim, veterans expect to receive a disability rating to determine their monthly compensation. However, there are cases
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VA Disability compensation is a monthly tax-free benefit paid to Veterans who became ill or suffered an injury while serving in the U.S. military. This can include physical health issues such as chronic illnesses or injuries, and mental health conditions such as Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, and more. In this section of our blog, we dive deep into everything you need to know about VA disability benefits such as the three elements needed in every successful VA claim, how to start your VA disability claim, what a Compensation and Pension Exam is, what sort of evidence can be helpful, what to expect when appealing a denied claim, and so much more.
Here are our Top 10 VA Disability Benefits blogs:
- VA Disability Pay Schedule (2021 UPDATE)
- Top 5 Easiest VA Disability Claims to get Approved
- The VA Disability Claim Timeline and Process
- VA Benefits – A Basic Understanding of Special Monthly Compensation
- Veterans’ Benefits for Widows Explained!
- VA Benefits Available to Vets' Parents and Children
- VA Benefits for Veteran Spouses Compensation Guide
- VA Supplemental Claim and Evidence Explained!
- VA Caregiver Program Guide: Requirements & Benefits
- What Happens to My VA Benefits If I Am Arrested?
VA Special Monthly Compensation for Veterans with TBI: Housebound
Veterans with residuals of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can receive additional benefits if they are housebound. The rating and compensation criteria
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What is VA Service Connection?
Service connection is a key part of applying for disability benefits through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. If you have had a disability
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How Do I Increase My VA Disability Rating?
Once the Department of Veterans Affairs determines that a veteran does have service connection on a disability that resulted from their military
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What Are Aid and Attendance VA Benefits?
VA Aid & Attendance Benefits: What Veterans Should Know Veterans who have difficulty completing daily activities on their own may be eligible for
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What is Apportionment of My VA Benefits?
Generally, a veteran’s VA benefits may not be paid to anyone other than directly to the veteran. However, if a family member is the
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VA Vision Care Benefits (Free Eyeglasses)
You may qualify for vision care benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) if you have a diagnosed
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100% Disabled Veteran Housing Allowance
For veterans with multiple service-related disabilities, the VA assigns a disability rating to each and then adds them together. Whether your
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Getting Approved for the VA Caregiver Program
How to Get Approved for The VA Caregiver Program Veterans who were injured or experienced illness as a result of military service may require the
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What Happens to My VA Benefits If I Am Arrested?
What Happens to My VA Benefits If I Am Arrested? All too often, we find that disabled veterans end up in the criminal justice system.
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Military Discharge and Your VA Benefits Eligibility
Civilians and even some military personnel often assume that the only types of military discharges are honorable or dishonorable discharge. Although
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Can You Get Over 100% Disability Rating? (Yes; it’s complicated)
Can You Get Over 100% VA Disability Ratings? When making a claim for disability compensation through the United States Department of Veterans
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