Applying for disability benefits, whether they be from the Social Security Administartion or the VA, is a process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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Insight: August NewsletterShould you sacrifice your retirement for your adult children, massive shift in VA health care to the private sector, are you nomophobic, homemade pop tarts
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Puzzle Solution: AugustHere’s the answer to August's Sudoku
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Military Personnel Exposed to Agent Orange from Testing and Storage Outside VietnamU.S. veterans were exposed to Agent Orange in many ways. Here, learn about their exposure from testing and storage outside Vietnam.
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Puzzle Solution: JulyHere’s the answer to July's Brain Teaser
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Insight: July NewsletterHealthy Heart: 5 Numbers to Know, 2020 COLA Likely to be Smaller, Attorney Generals Call for Erasing Student Loan Debt for Disabled Veterans, Dessert Recipe
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How to Appeal a Durational DenialIf you receive a durational denial from the Social Security Administration for disability benefits, you can appeal it. Here, learn how.
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What It Means When You Receive a Durational Denial From Social SecurityAfter submitting a Social Security disability claim, you may receive a durational denial. We explain what this means and what you can do about it.
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Insight: June NewsletterDon't be a Victim of Summer Scams, Social Security FAQ: Health Insurance, Disabled Veterans: You Are Exempt from VA Home Loan Funding Fee, Jalapeno Poppers
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Puzzle Solution: JuneHere’s the answer to June's Maze Puzzle
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Military Personnel Exposed to Agent Orange in ThailandU.S. military personnel working on a base in Thailand during the Vietnam War may have been exposed to Agent Orange. Here, learn about disability compensation.