Two programs beginning next year will provide key training and education for veterans interested in STEM and high-technology careers.

If you put your home in an irrevocable trust, you’ll be ineligible for a VA Home Loan on that property.

CRDP and CRSC allow eligible retired servicemembers to receive both their retired pay and their VA disability pay. Here's an overview of their differences.

When a military service retiree dies, the flurry of payment activity by two federal bureaucracies, who provide no explanation, can be confusing and frustrating to say the least. Here is a breakdown of what happens to the pay of the

For many transitioning from active duty to post military service life, filing a disability claim with the VA is one of

By Abigail Chu As a provision in the new Harry W. Colmery Veterans Education Assistance Act of 2017 — more

After over two years of negotiations between Congress and the VA, with significant input and feedback from military and veterans’ service.

Did you know that if you receive a VA disability rating of 30% or higher you can receive an additional payment for your dependents? You do now. Here is a brief summary of rules and forms that you will

There are thousands of well meaning people waiting to help you with your claim at the VA. However, before you get your information to one of these well meaning people, you must battle through the bureaucracy. The

If you know a veteran reluctant to receive the mental health care that they need, please consider using this resource provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs.

I was asked to conduct a presentation recently about the basics of the concurrent receipt programs–CRDP and CRSC. Here is the presentation walking through some of the programs’ details. I hope you find this presentation helpful as you plan around

Just before the holidays, S. 944, a so called “Omnibus” package that bundles many bills previously approved by the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee (SVAC), was brought to the Floor for a vote by panel Chairman Bernie