GI Bill

The Accelerated Payment Program is a GI Bill provision that provides a lump sum payment of 60% of a program's cost.

The changes make it easier for junior personnel to use the benefit.

You may wonder if you need to report your GI Bill on your taxes.

The VA is starting a five-year pilot program in April to train vets for information technology jobs.

The program is part of the Forever GI Bill and designed to increase veteran employment in high tech fields

The House passed a bill aimed at preventing schools from slapping penalties on vets affected by the VA's failures.

Poor oversight by the VA resulted in $585 million going to ineligible programs, according to a report.

The VA said some student veterans may never be fully reimbursed for housing allowances.

Thousands of veterans using the post-9/11 GI Bill could see larger monthly housing allowance payments.

The VA saw pending claims from Post-9/11 GI Bill participants peak in September at 207,000, three times higher than normal.