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This VA Disability for Heart Conditions guide details commonly-rated heart conditions and explains how to get service connected to receive the VA benefits and compensation you deserve. Heart... continue reading

How many veterans are there in the world? According to our research and analysis there are 18,592,457 veterans in 2023. The total number of veterans continues to decline year over year and is... continue reading

This post will cover the top VA secondary conditions to tinnitus, helping you understand your potential benefits and compensation! Tinnitus ranks as one of the most common VA disabilities,... continue reading

Regardless of what others have said, it is not advised to file a VA claim for Sleep Apnea Secondary to Tinnitus. It’s a stretch at best, and in our experience, the VA will deny this... continue reading

Hey combat veterans! In this post, we talk about DD Form 2860. This form is used to apply for Combat-Related Special Compensation (CRSC), which is one way to get around the “dual compensation”... continue reading

Yes, there is some medical research to support the connection of Erectile Dysfunction secondary to Tinnitus and ED can be service connected to Tinnitus via principles of "aggravation." However,... continue reading

Are you a recently separated veteran with an unstable, significantly disabling service-connected condition? Or do you need surgery, wear a cast, or spend time in the hospital because of a... continue reading

What is VA Permanent and Total Disability? VA permanent and total disability is a special status given to a service-connected disability that is rated at 100% and is unlikely ever to get better.... continue reading

Have you wondered what happens to your child’s benefits when they turn 18? VA Form 21-674 helps allow for the continuation of benefits for a child at least 18 years old but under 23 and attending... continue reading

So, you logged into your VA.gov account to check the status of your VA claim and you see a statement that says, “we closed the notice for request 6.” What the heck does that... continue reading

Today, we’ll explain the key differences between the Forever GI Bill vs Post 9/11 GI Bill. The biggest difference is that the Forever GI Bill does not expire (ever); however, the Post 9/11 GI... continue reading