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AUTO Act Expands VA Program for Disabled Veterans to Buy Vehicles Adapted for ThemUnder the AUTO Act, those veterans with service-connected disabilities who need a specially adapted vehicle are eligible for multiple grants over their lifetimes.
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Veterans with Qualifying VA Pensions Can Get Discounted Internet and Phone ServiceBroadband internet connections and phone service are available at reduced rates to certain veterans through the Affordable Connectivity Program.
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2023 VA Disability Pay Amounts and Scheduled Payment DatesUse these charts to determine your expected monthly compensation payment and the dates when the VA will be making each monthly payment.
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Getting Your VA Rating Code Sheet is Crucially ImportantWhen you receive a rating decision from the VA, you will get a packet of information. But, your packet may be missing one key form—the VA Rating Code Sheet.
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VA Hiring Thousands of New Employees to Assist Veterans Seeking PACT Act BenefitsThe VA wants to bring on board more than 2,000 new employees as it implements the recently passed PACT Act legislation.
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A 0% VA Disability Rating Still Has BenefitsTo be eligible for financial compensation, your service-connected injury or illness must be rated at least 10%. However, a 0% rating can benefit you.
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Financial Benefits for Family Members Caring for VeteransYou may be eligible for tax-free monthly stipends and additional benefits if you qualify for the VA’s Caregiver Support program.
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Veterans to Receive Largest Compensation Boost in DecadesFederal officials have announced that for 2023 disabled veterans, military retirees, and others will get the largest Cost-of-Living (COLA) increase in 42 years.
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As a Veteran Do I Need to Enroll in Medicare Part D?Even If you are a veteran enrolled in the VA health care system there can be situations where it is advantageous to sign up for Medicare Part D.
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VA Staged Ratings Can Change Your VA Disability BenefitsIf you are a disabled veteran you may be entitled to different ratings for different periods of time. These different ratings are called "staged ratings."
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