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In September 2010, the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) issued "Fast Letter 10-35," introducing the Official Duty MOS Noise Exposure Listing, a comprehensive matrix designed to evaluate the... continue reading

No, your spouse will not receive your VA disability benefits after you pass away. VA disability compensation is specifically intended for the life of the disabled veteran. When a veteran with... continue reading

Ringing in the ears, or tinnitus, is one of the most common issues veterans face after serving our country. In fact, tinnitus is the #1 most common service-connected VA disability, with 2,944,093... continue reading

You’ve made it through most of the VA claims process and see the notification, “We are preparing your claim decision packet to be mailed.”  But what does it mean and how long does it... continue reading

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a significant mental health condition that many veterans face due to the traumatic experiences of their military service. It can severely impact various... continue reading

Your VA disability rating isn’t just a number—it’s the key to unlocking benefits and services that support your life after service. From a 0% to a 100% rating, each increase brings more... continue reading

When it comes to navigating the complexities of VA benefits, some of the most valuable resources are often the least known. One such benefit that many veterans might not be fully aware of is the... continue reading

As a veteran, navigating the VA disability claims process can feel like a daunting task. You’ve served our country with honor, and now it’s time to ensure you get the benefits you’ve... continue reading

Pop quiz: What’s the #1 most-common disability awarded by the VA?  That’s right, it’s tinnitus. (How’d you guess?) More veterans have a tinnitus VA rating than any other... continue reading

You’ve earned that hard-fought 100% VA disability rating—congratulations! It’s a significant achievement that reflects your service and sacrifice for our country. Now, let’s ensure... continue reading

A VA disability rating is a percentage assigned by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to quantify the severity of a veteran's service-connected disabilities.   This combined VA rating... continue reading