The VA's Aid and Attendance (A&A) program provides monthly financial assistance to wartime veterans or their surviving spouses who live in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, or who require in-home care.
Still receiving a paper check from the VA? The VA is encouraging vets to sign up for direct deposit to help prevent theft and mail delays.
Do you have a disability rating of 10% or more? If so, be sure to file a VA disability claim and make sure you are being fairly compensated.
A new law will allow the VA to assist veterans with subprime mortgages by allowing them to refinance into a safer, more affordable, VA-guaranteed loan.
The VA is contacting all veterans who were severely injured in Iraq and Afghanistan to determine if they’re interested and qualified for VA jobs. The VA is making an effort to increase the number of disabled veterans in its work force, which is nearly 8 percent.
VA specific information on some of their more common programs. Concise information on VA veterans benefits including our answers to your frequently asked questions.
Veterans, survivors, and other claimants now can file initial applications for a variety of VA benefits online without having to submit a signed paper copy of their application.
