Veterans Disability Guide Veterans Disability Guide

Like many benefits offered by the VA, the Aid and Attendance Benefit is filled with intricate details and can be difficult to understand. It’s common for vets with a service-connected disability to have questions about the Aid and Attendance Benefit, especially if they are determining whether or not they qualify. …

One of the benefits veterans might be eligible to receive is financial reimbursement for travel to and from a VA medical center. Since the current system is set up to offer medical care to veterans at specific facilities, the VA allows vets to reclaim themoney they must spend to reach …

Like with disability compensation, cost-of-living allowance, and military pay, the Veterans’ Administration provides a clothing allowance for vets who require special clothing because of a service-connected disability. Unfortunately, not that many veterans who have offered military service are aware of this benefit and it goes unused by many who qualify. …

Foreclosure isn’t an easy subject to talk about and, as a result, many of us are confused and uninformed about the foreclosure process. It should go without saying that any foreclosure is an incredibly unfortunate and somber event and most end up being bank-owned properties or are hand over to …

Has hearing loss become a day-to-day challenge for you? Do you struggle to maintain conversations because you can hardly hear what is being said? If you or a veteran you know is living with some form of hearing impairment such as tinnitus, you should know about the various benefits and …

A house is so much more than just a place to come home to at night. It’s a place to spend time with loved ones, feel safe and escape the stresses of everyday life. Ultimately, every house should be a home, especially for our veterans. For many, finding their dream …

As a veteran or service member retired from active duty, especially vets with a service-connected disability, it can be challenging to find the best US Department of Veteran’s Affairs (VA) life insurance policy. With so many plans and providers currently available, the myriad of choices can seem overwhelming. Luckily, our …

Disabled veterans can qualify for monetary payments, known as service-connected disability benefit, through the VA if they were wounded or diagnosed with a disease or illness stemming from their time during active duty with the US military. Depending on their situation, there are many different compensation rates that one could …

If you have been injured while in service of the military, you may be entitled to qualify for VA service-connected disability benefits based off of your injury, disease, or disability. However, it’s quite easy for one to feel more than a little confused about whether or not they even qualify …

The US Department of Veteran Affairs offers many benefits when it comes to long-term care, assisted living, and senior living. Through their many programs and benefits, these offers can help those who would like to live more independently but might need a little help, as well as those who need …