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Have you asked yourself, “Do I need a VA buddy letter?” If so, you’re not alone.   Many veterans filing VA claims wonder if a statement from someone close to them could positively... continue reading

No, there are no income limits for veteran’s receiving VA disability compensation benefits. VA disability compensation is designed to provide monetary compensation to disabled veterans for the... continue reading

Did you know veterans can get both VA and SSDI benefits at the same time? Yep, it’s true. And, while veterans can qualify for SSDI benefits regardless of their VA rating, it’s generally... continue reading

One Elite Member's Determined Road to 100% VA Disability. Oakland, California—'According to what I see here...you should be dead. It’d be a lot less paperwork on my end, too,' the chief... continue reading

In 2024, monthly SSDI payments saw a 3.2% COLA increase, raising the maximum monthly benefit to $3,822 from $3,627 in 2023. The typical SSDI recipient receives an average monthly payment between... continue reading

If you’ve filed a VA disability claim for Vertigo, chances are you’re going to be scheduled for a C&P exam for Vertigo. In this article, you’ll learn “what” to expect and “how”... continue reading

In this post, we'll look at six helpful combat-related PTSD and mental health resources. We'll also look at the effects of combat trauma and how you could qualify for PTSD VA benefits. Let's get... continue reading

In this ultimate guide, Brian Reese the VA Claims Insider reveals and explains the 2024 property tax exemptions for disabled veterans by state! All 50 states and the District of Columbia offer... continue reading

When you think of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), you may think of flashbacks, unsettling memories, or negative thoughts. But did you know that there are some easily missed signs of PTSD,... continue reading

If you’ve filed a VA claim for kidney disease, you’ll likely be scheduled for a C&P exam with a third-party company contracted by the VA. In this blog post, you’ll learn what to expect... continue reading

If you’ve filed a VA claim for Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS), you’ll likely be scheduled for an in-person C&P exam with a third party company contracted by the VA. In this article,... continue reading