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Disability pay and compensation are monthly tax-free benefits veterans receive from the VA if they have service-related injuries from any military branch or were honorably discharged. Eligibility for this benefit ranges from mental or physical condition if it is directly…

Every veteran applying for a veteran benefit receives a rating based on the severity of their injuries. These are VA ratings, which present a percentage determining the disease or injury and how much it can affect the veteran’s ability to…

Travel for veterans is a critical process for acquiring VA-related claims. Physical presence in VA facilities is a must to conduct proper assessments and evaluations to determine your eligibility for VA claims. The VA Travel Pay Program and Beneficiary Travel…

A lot of times, the VA may deny your request for VA benefits claims assistance. For veterans, receiving a VA disability denial letter is extremely disappointing, especially since you have just gone through a long and arduous process of filing…

Is hypertension a disability that allows you to acquire a veteran benefit? Or do VA disability ratings for hypertension exist? These are some of the questions veterans may ask themselves if they feel that they have conditions related to hypertension.…

The loss of a veteran during their service duty can be extremely difficult for family members. Not only do they need to process their grief, which has an incredible emotional toll, but they can also experience the financial burden. Which…

Being employed provides a sustainable source of living to maintain financial stability, which can support your needs, such as food, housing, and clothing. Although they are eligible for VA disability claims, finding sustainable employment remains one of the biggest challenges…

Each veteran with a service-related injury is entitled to receive VA disability benefits to help them improve their lifestyle. Here at Just4Veterans, it is our objective to help every eligible veteran file a VA claim or process their VA benefits…

Retiring for medical reasons allows a veteran to obtain a financial benefit that can help them with their military medical treatment, but the question of whether it can be a one-time payment or a continuous process of receiving this financial…

Veterans who sustained military-related injuries and transitioned to civilian life may have multiple struggles in attaining any secure employment. It can lead to financial hardships, which cause a variety of problems, such as homelessness or starvation.  There are a few…

CRSC, otherwise known as Combat-Related Special Compensation, is a VA disability compensation program for selected retirees with combat- or operations-related disabilities. It is one of the programs mandated by Congress that allows retirees to acquire different compensation separate from their…

Whenever there is a discussion about a veteran’s mental health, people often associate it with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). The VA provides full support in this condition, as most veterans experience severe trauma, especially during active service. Hence, confirmed…