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VA Benefits
Education Benefits
As a service member or veteran, you may ask, “What is the Post 9-11 GI Bill (Chapter 33)?” This bill offers comprehensive education benefits to...
The VA offers education and job training benefits to children and spouses of disabled, captured, or deceased service members with the Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational...
Family/Child Care Benefits
If your spouse has received a full VA disability rating, you may be wondering, “Does the spouse of a 100 percent disabled veteran get benefits?”...
Employment Benefits
Veterans with service-connected disabilities often face uncertainty and obstacles in transitioning to employment in the civilian world. Fortunately, VA benefits aren’t limited to monthly payments...
After honorably serving your country in the military, transitioning back to the civilian workforce poses substantial challenges for many veterans. One of the biggest hurdles...
Healthcare Benefits
Veterans can receive long-term care at home or through community-based programs through the Department of Veterans Affairs. The VA covers some long-term care costs for...
Surviving spouses, dependent children, and parents who died in the line of duty or from a service-connected illness or injury may qualify for VA Dependency...
State-by-State Benefits
Florida has a reputation for being among the country’s most veteran-friendly states. The Sunshine State’s veterans receive billions of dollars in federal benefits each year,...
If you’re a disabled veteran in Texas, you may qualify for several state-level benefits programs. These include exemption from property tax, discounted hunting licenses, employment...
Travel Benefits
Traveling to medical appointments, tests, and procedures can get expensive for veterans and their caregivers. The costs of gas, wear and tear on your vehicle,...
Housing/Home Loan Benefits
Veterans Guide leads you through the details of VA home loans for bad credit. The program helps service members, veterans, and surviving spouses get a...
The Veterans Benefits Administration supports veterans, surviving spouses, and current service members with government-backed loans for home purchases. You can use a VA home loan...
Private lenders set credit requirements and issue mortgages under the VA’s home loan program. The VA guarantees the program’s home loans, reducing private lenders’ risk....
Death Benefits
The VA provides several benefits to the families of deceased veterans. These benefits honor veterans’ service and can help relieve their families’ financial burdens. Veterans...
Surviving spouses, dependent children, and parents who died in the line of duty or from a service-connected illness or injury may qualify for VA Dependency...
Education
If your spouse has received a full VA disability rating, you may be wondering, “Does the spouse of a 100 percent disabled veteran get benefits?”...
Veterans Guide leads you through the details of VA home loans for bad credit. The program helps service members, veterans, and surviving spouses get a...
The Veterans Benefits Administration supports veterans, surviving spouses, and current service members with government-backed loans for home purchases. You can use a VA home loan...
Private lenders set credit requirements and issue mortgages under the VA’s home loan program. The VA guarantees the program’s home loans, reducing private lenders’ risk....
The VA home loan program is an important way for service members, veterans, surviving spouses, and other eligible people to affordably buy a home in...
Are you ready to purchase a home? Are you currently in the military or a veteran? If so, you may qualify for a VA home...
The VA provides housing grants to those service members who are left permanently disabled with service-related conditions and need assistance to achieve independence. Grants available...
Veterans with service-connected disabilities often face uncertainty and obstacles in transitioning to employment in the civilian world. Fortunately, VA benefits aren’t limited to monthly payments...
Traveling to medical appointments, tests, and procedures can get expensive for veterans and their caregivers. The costs of gas, wear and tear on your vehicle,...
Veterans can receive long-term care at home or through community-based programs through the Department of Veterans Affairs. The VA covers some long-term care costs for...
As a service member or veteran, you may ask, “What is the Post 9-11 GI Bill (Chapter 33)?” This bill offers comprehensive education benefits to...
After honorably serving your country in the military, transitioning back to the civilian workforce poses substantial challenges for many veterans. One of the biggest hurdles...
The VA offers education and job training benefits to children and spouses of disabled, captured, or deceased service members with the Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational...
Florida has a reputation for being among the country’s most veteran-friendly states. The Sunshine State’s veterans receive billions of dollars in federal benefits each year,...
If you’re a disabled veteran in Texas, you may qualify for several state-level benefits programs. These include exemption from property tax, discounted hunting licenses, employment...
The VA provides several benefits to the families of deceased veterans. These benefits honor veterans’ service and can help relieve their families’ financial burdens. Veterans...
Surviving spouses, dependent children, and parents who died in the line of duty or from a service-connected illness or injury may qualify for VA Dependency...
