Enacted under the National Defense Authorization Act for 2003; select veterans who are retired from military service and have service connected
Learn MoreVA Disability Benefits
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 (UPDATED)
- 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 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?
Dependent Claims – Don’t Forget to Claim These Potential Benefits!
Veterans should be aware that once you reach a service-connected disability rating of 30% or more, you can also claim benefits for your
Learn MoreThe Little-Known VA Benefit That Helps Pay for Daily Senior Care
The impact of an injury or disability on a veteran’s life can be far-reaching and multifaceted. A veteran may find themselves having to depend on
Learn MoreAdaptive Housing Grants for Disabled Veterans
An Adaptive Housing Grant is funding that is available through the VA to assist Veterans with certain service-connected disabilities to live as
Learn MoreEligibility for Dependent and Survivor VA Benefits
There are numerous benefits available to disabled veterans, but what about the families of these disabled veterans? Most of the time, the veteran is
Learn MoreCommon Issues Facing the Elderly Veteran Population
According to the 2012 United States Census brief, there are more than 12.4 million veterans age 65 or older. This elderly veteran population served in
Learn MoreDependent Benefits: A Look into the Path toward Obtaining Increased Compensation
If you are a veteran who is receiving disability compensation, and you support family members financially, you may be qualified to apply for dependent
Learn MoreVA Overpayment Overview
If you are a veteran receiving benefits and you have just received notice of an overpayment of those benefits, it is important that you are aware of
Learn MoreCommon Benefits for Veterans Part 1: Compensation Benefits
When seeking financial support for the VA, a veteran has several options for what type of benefits they may be eligible for. Over the next two posts,
Learn MoreVA Disability and Pension Benefits
When seeking financial support, a veteran has several options for what type of support they can receive. Over the next two posts, we will discuss the
Learn MoreVA Disability Benefits: The VA Says I Had a Pre-existing Condition
When I am reviewing a veteran’s file to determine if I can help, a VA notation that a claim has been denied because the veteran had a pre-existing
Learn MoreDependency Award & What the VA Requires
VA benefits are sometimes available to dependents or surviving family members of a veteran. Other times, the veteran may be entitled to additional
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