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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Question of the Month: Can I buy a house on SSDI or SSI?In qualifying potential mortgage holders, lending institutions look for income that is stable, reliable, and expected to continue for the foreseeable future
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Visit Our National Parks for FreeWith a bit of careful planning you can take advantage of six days in the next 12 months when admission to all U.S. national parks is free for everyone
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Comfort Food: Vietnamese Spring RollsReady to celebrate spring? What better way is there than some light, delicious easy-to-make spring rolls? (And they are healthy, too.)
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7 Steps for Choosing the Right Caregiver for Your Aging ParentWhen caring for your aging parents get to be too much, the answer may be to hire a caregiver. But you want the right person for the job.
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Are Veterans Eligible for SNAP Benefits?Too many eligible Veterans with low incomes who are facing food insecurity and are eligible for SNAP but are not claiming their benefits.
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Disability Podcasts Worth Wrapping Your Ears AroundThere is a wide selection of disability podcasts that are great for all people, not just those with disabilities. Here are five that we think are worth a listen.
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Comfort Food: Oh-So-Easy Vegetable SoupIn my estimation there is no better way to shake off winter chill than with a steaming hot bowl of soup. This recipe is not only delicious, but healthy, too.
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Comfort Food: A New Year’s Dutch Treat: DoughnutsDid you know that the Dutch traditionally mark the new year by eating doughnuts? Your family is sure to love celebrating a new year with these homemade doughnuts.
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Best Idea for the New Year: “Pay Yourself” (And these Apps Can Help)If one of your goals for the new year is to build your savings, your phone can lend a hand with an app for saving money.
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Many Disabled Veterans Can Fly for Free on Space-AVeterans who are rated by the VA as permanently and totally disabled can travel Space-A (space available) on military aircraft for free.