The VA recently reported on the most common medical conditions that are approved for disability benefits. The following are five of the easiest things
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Veterans and their family members who have developed illnesses due to Camp Lejeune’s contaminated water are entitled to health care benefits and compensation.
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It may be possible to increase your VA rating, which can mean greater monthly benefits. Although the process isn’t always easy, you do have
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Veterans Guardian issued the following statement in support of H.R. 3967, which would provide expanded Veterans Affairs benefits to veterans exposed to burn pits.
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A veteran’s spouse or dependent child may be eligible for certain financial, educational, healthcare, or job assistance benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Being denied or disagreeing with the VA’s initial decision on your claim is not the end of the process. You have options for appealing
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Gulf War Syndrome or Gulf War Illness (GWI) encompasses a myriad of complex illnesses and symptoms affecting service members that served in Operation Desert
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Many assume a discharge status less than honorable will automatically disqualify the service member from VA benefits. This is not necessarily true.
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If you are currently applying for disability benefits from the VA, then you may be wondering whether or not these benefits are taxable.
