Other Veterans Benefits

There are numerous Federal benefits available to veterans & their dependents, this page will help to guide you through them.

Did you know that many of your VA benefits have an expiration date? If not, you are not alone.

You may be eligible for certain benefits based on your military service.

Many of your VA benefits have an expiration date.

You may be eligible for compensation if you were wounded, injured or became ill while on active duty in the Armed Forces.

Social Security's retirement program has been a basic part of American life for more than 65 years.

Retired veterans may be eligible for an increased Social Security benefit.

Veteran Service Officers help veterans navigate the many federal, state, and local resources and benefits available to them.

It is not uncommon for people with mental health conditions to avoid talking, but getting help is the best thing to can do.

More reserve-component Soldiers may now be eligible to receive retirement pay before 60, if they meet certain criteria.

Retired Guardsmen and Reservists who completed 20 years but are not old enough to collect retired pay are in a "Gray Area."

Those who have completed a career serving in the Guard/Reserve face two transitions, and missing some deadlines means extra c...

The American Legion is challenging the Department of Veterans Affairs to take all measures necessary to protect personal info...

DoD and VA offer programs to help military retirees get hearing aids.

The President and First Lady will send citizens congratulatory greetings for special life events.

The holiday season will be here before you know it. Plan now so your packages arrive on time.

Veteran Benefits Topics