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As the federal government undergoes significant changes under the Trump administration, one group is feeling the weight more than most: America’s veterans. A recent PBS NewsHour article highlights how veterans — many of whom make up nearly 30% of the federal workforce — are increasingly affected by federal staffing cuts and restructuring efforts. Reductions at…
As the new year rolls around, there are new changes for VA Benefits that many veterans and families might want to gather information on. Some of these changes include Cost-of-Living-Adjustment (COLA) increases, longer term access to GI Bill benefits for reenlisted veterans, care for additional conditions from toxic exposures, revisions of ratings for mental health…
As of January 2025, veterans receiving VA disability benefits will see an increase in their monthly payments thanks to the new Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA). This adjustment ensures that benefits keep pace with rising costs due to inflation, allowing veterans and their families to better manage everyday expenses. Here’s everything you need to know about the…
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is facing a significant budget shortfall, primarily due to increased demand for health care, expanded veteran benefits, and rising medical costs. On Tuesday, September 16th the House of Representatives passed a crucial $3 billion bill to help fill the gap in the VA’s budget. This legislative move is…
The VA Budget and Appropriations Act is crucial in determining the financial support for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), impacting everything from healthcare services to disability compensation. Recent updates to this legislation have introduced significant changes. Here’s a detailed look at these updates and their implications for veterans. Overview of the VA Budget and…
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) unveiled its proposed budget for fiscal year 2025 in March 2024. This proposal requested a significant increase in overall spending, with a focus on disability compensation and other essential programs for veterans. Here’s a breakdown of the key aspects: Increased Overall Budget: The VA requested a total of $369.3…
2024 has seen significant progress in veterans’ benefits, with a focus on expanded healthcare access, improved equity within the VA system, and adjustments to keep pace with rising costs. Here’s a closer look at the key developments that are making a difference in the lives of veterans across the country. 2024 and VA Benefits: A…
Hearing loss is common among U.S. military veterans with more than 1.3 million veterans eligible for disability benefits due to hearing loss in 2020. More than 2.3 million veterans also collect disability for tinnitus. The implementation of combat earplugs was meant to protect soldiers from hearing loss in combat environments and legal claims point to…
The Biden administration has recently proposed several new benefits for veterans in 2024. These benefits are designed to provide additional support to veterans and their families, and they include a 3% increase in disability compensation, a program to assist homeless veterans with housing, a mental health program for those exposed to toxic substances, and educational…
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