Applying for disability benefits, whether they be from the Social Security Administartion or the VA, is a process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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Don’t Get Caught in the Clutches of Scammers: Use the STOP MethodPhishing, vishing, smishing, and pharming? All of these are new and more insidious ways scammers are trying to rip you off to take your identity, your money, or both.
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VA Says It Will Scan a Million Veterans Claims Looking for FraudThe VA has announced that the agency will use an artificial intelligence tool to identify potential fraud in Disability Benefits Questionnaires.
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What is the Japanese Walking Method? (And Why Has It Become So Popular?)You may be skeptical of yet a new fitness method now being touted on social media, but the Japanese Walking Method is different. It’s free.
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Comfort Food: Jam-Filled EmpanadasAlthough they are enjoyed in many parts of the world, empanadas are most commonly filled with meat or cheese. But empanadas can also be treats for a sweet snack.
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How to Track the Status of Your VA Rating Increase RequestIn most cases, to increase your VA disability benefits rating, you need to write a letter to your VA regional office requesting an increased disability rating.
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The Pros and Cons of Leasing a Car Versus PurchaseBuying a car is major financial decision and one that often revolves around whether to buy or lease.
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Veterans Can Get Free Durable Medical Equipment from the VAIf you are enrolled in VA health care, you can receive durable medical equipment (DME) for free.
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Comfort Food: Green Beans with WalnutsHere’s tasty side dish that is packed with healthy, nutritious ingredients. You can prepare this in advance and toss with the hot oil just before serving.
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Supercharge Your Brain with These 5 Nuts and SeedsMany magazine and web articles tout that they have found “the perfect food”. While that may not really exist, nuts and seeds do come close.
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Will Social Security Accept My Chiropractor’s Records?The Social Security Administration primarily considers medical evidence from what the agency deems as “acceptable medical sources” to evaluate your claim.