Veterans Benefits Articles
We believe it is important to help veterans understand the benefits they should receive. Because of that, Travis and Jason have put together a number of articles to provide veterans with free information about veterans disability benefits. You can find them below. We hope they are helpful.
Why Getting A 30% VA Rating Matters
For many military veterans, securing a 30% VA disability rating or higher can make a huge difference, not only in monthly benefits but also in
VA Disability Pay Rates for Veterans with Dependent Children
VA disability payments are monthly, tax-free monetary benefits paid to veterans with service-connected disabilities. These benefits are intended to compensate them for the impact of
The Importance of Legal Representation for Veterans’ Disability Claims
The Department of Veterans Affairs provides a wide range of disability benefits to veterans who have been injured in the line of duty. However, the
The VA Claims Process for Mental Health Disorders
Disabilities suffered by military service veterans aren’t always physical. According to one study, up to 17% of U.S. veterans live with combat-induced PTSD, and many
TDIU Eligibility with Just One Disability
Are you a veteran who has trouble maintaining steady work? Been out of work for a long time? Or still working but not sure how
Why a Single 40% VA Rating is So Important for TDIU and How to Get It
The First Step to TDIU Eligibility If you are a veteran that is trying to win entitlement to Total Disability Based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU)
Does VA Math Ever Help You Get a Higher VA Rating?
Many veterans have multiple disabilities as a result of their military service. Unfortunately, VA math for combined ratings often punishes these veterans since the combined
Should I Pursue a 100% VA Rating?
Many veterans get frustrated with VA and the time that it takes to receive the benefits they should. While VA has a duty to assist
Should I Quit My Job and File for VA TDIU Benefits?
Many veterans have one or more service-connected disabilities that make it very difficult to work. Often, these veterans struggle to try to maintain a job
VA Sleep Apnea Benefits for a Deviated Septum
A broken nose is a common injury during military service. The medical term used for this injury is a deviated septum. Many of the veterans
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