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If you're the spouse, child, or dependent of a veteran using the Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance (DEA) benefits under Chapter 35, this post is for you. Today, we're... continue reading

In this high-value blog post, VA disability expert Brian Reese shares his top 10 secret tips to win your VA disability claim faster, even if you’ve already filed a VA claim, you’ve been... continue reading

Military retirement pay is a well-earned benefit for those who have dedicated years of service to our country. Understanding the tax implications of your military retirement pay can be a... continue reading

In this high-value article, VA disability claim expert Brian Reese will reveal and explain his Top 5 Tips for VA Claim Success. Here’s the deal fellow veterans: don’t attempt to navigate the... continue reading

Today, we’ll answer an important question: “How Do I Know If My VA Claim Was Approved?” There are several signs you can look for as well as two primary places you can check to see if your... continue reading

Concussions are a common injury among veterans and can have long-lasting effects on both mental and physical health. The VA generally rates concussions under the rating criteria for mild... continue reading

A neck pain VA rating may be the golden ticket to the VA benefits and compensation you rightfully deserve. But how do you get there?  In this ultimate guide, we’ll explain how the VA... continue reading

Understanding VA benefits can be challenging, especially when it comes to accrued VA benefits, which are often misunderstood or overlooked. Whether you’re a surviving spouse, child, or... continue reading

Agent Orange was one of several toxic herbicides used during the Vietnam War, leaving devastating health impacts on countless veterans and their families. For widows of veterans who were exposed... continue reading

Service-connected hip pain isn’t just a localized issue; it can lead to a range of secondary conditions affecting various parts of the body. Whether due to altered gait, overcompensation, or... continue reading

Yes, you may be eligible for a Department of Defense (DoD) veteran ID card if you are 100% disabled.  But how do you get it, and who qualifies?  This quick guide details eligibility... continue reading