Our Blog Helps Explain the Complexities of Veterans' Disability Benefits
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What You Need to Know About PTSD Soldiers who return stateside after experiencing a traumatic event during combat may develop PTSD. Learn important facts about this condition. -
Student Debt of Disabled Veterans is Wiped Out Bureaucratic barriers have been removed which opens the way for permanently disabled American veterans to erase any student loan obligations. -
Getting Information About Agent Orange Storage Locations If you believe you were exposed to Agent Orange but didn't serve in Vietnam, learn about U.S. storage locations of this deadly toxin. -
A Massive Shift of VA Health Care to the Private Sector Now a larger portion of the nine million VA health care enrollees will be allowed to receive private care treatment outside of traditional VA hospitals. -
51 Attorneys General: “Erase Disabled Veterans' Student Debt” AGs want the Department of Education to stop requiring that disabled veterans fill out paperwork to become eligible for federal student loan forgiveness. -
Disabled Veterans: You are Exempt from the VA Home Loan Funding Fee Veterans who have been awarded a disability rating—even if their disability is rated at 0%—are exempt from having to pay the funding fee for a VA home loan. -
Exposure to Agent Orange in Thailand If you were exposed to Agent Orange while working on a military base in Thailand during the Vietnam War, there are ways to improve your disability claim. -
“Blue Water” Navy Benefits for Agent Orange Exposure Thousands of Navy veterans of the Vietnam War may have been exposed to Agent Orange have become eligible for VA disability benefits -
Blue Water Navy Benefits for Agent Orange Exposure Delayed In April the U.S. Supreme Court pumped the brakes on awarding benefits to “Blue Water” Navy veterans who were exposed to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. -
HMD Report on AF Reservists Exposed to Agent Orange Many AF Reservists exposed to Agent Orange are now eligible for disability benefits. Learn about the HMD report that changed the VA’s position.
