While the deadline for backdated benefits has passed, veterans and survivors still can file a claim under the MOAA-backed law.

"The laws are very archaic, very 1950s. ... They treat surviving spouses as if they are property."

John Hall, who took over the top job in June, also hopes to reach more potential shoppers who are unaware of their eligibility.

Looking for late-summer adventure on a budget, or planning a fall getaway? MOAA can help.

Survivors may qualify for backdated compensation under the 2022 legislation. Learn all the details.

Find answers to member questions as the date approaches, and learn where you can turn for more resources for your claim.

MOAA has an array of tools available for your planning needs.

Such benefits have been provided for years on a temporary basis and are due to expire in 2024 without congressional action.

The MOAA-backed law may offer compensation to millions of veterans exposed to toxins, or their survivors.

The Air Force Personnel Center is only approving PCS moves for airmen with expected departure dates in July.

MOAA continues its work to protect your health care benefit as the authorization bill takes shape.

The ruling could mean more education benefits for those eligible under multiple versions of the GI Bill.