Veterans Disability Guide Veterans Disability Guide

Whether it is an upcoming birthday or just looking ahead to the holiday season, shopping for gifts is usually a real challenge. It can seem nearly possible to find a present that a person will actually love to use, especially one that fits with your budget. Sometimes, when it comes …

As a veteran, it can be difficult to keep track of which benefits, resources, and programs are available to you. With different programs offering different eligibility requirements, it is not always easy to know what is and is not available to you and your family. Don’t wait until an emergency …

If you are preparing to leave the military and are worried about the next chapter in your life and career, you are far from alone. With the number of veterans leaving the military every year predicted to be around 250,000, plenty of veterans and even active service members are worried …

Believe it or not, it is still possible to receive Veterans Affairs (VA) disability and continue working. Even with a 100% military disability rating, there are still opportunities available to work and earn a personal income. In the real world, you rarely find a veteran lounging on the couch all …

If you were forced to retire from the Armed Forces due to a disability you incurred during your time serving, you are eligible to all rights and privileges of a military retiree. Some of the benefits available to you include a military pension, survivor benefit plan participation, and even disability …

Have you filed a claim for disability compensation or pension benefits? If so, you might have received or will receive, a letter or phone call requesting you to go through a claim exam. A claim exam also goes by the term Compensation and Pension (C&P) Exam. This is a normal …

There is a lot of confusion when it comes to military pay and what is more beneficial for the service member. No one can receive both Drill Pay and VA compensation for the same day’s work. Drill Pay is taxable whereas VA compensation is not. This does not automatically mean …

Veteran Service Organizations (VSOs) are an integral part of our local communities. Many people think of a VSO as just a place where older men hang out to drink and smoke, but that is not the case. Yes, some do serve alcohol, but the extent of what a VSO offers …

Widely considered to be one of the most well-known military charities today, the Wounded Warrior Project spent over 75 million dollars for its fundraising endeavors. In stark contrast to other charities that manage their money in an effort to direct the most assistance to veterans and wounded troops, the Wounded …

Unbeknownst to many wartime veterans 65 years or older, there is financial assistance awaiting them in the form of the Veterans Disability Pension. For older veterans with limited incomes and an inability to work, the Disability Pension is often a stunning revelation. Even less known is the fact that veterans …