Advocacy
MOAA-Backed Bill Would End Time Limit on Claiming Post-9/11 Survivor Benefits
“Some families don’t even know they’re eligible until it’s too late.”
Advocacy
Bipartisan Bill Would Strengthen Access, Oversight for Veterans with Disabilities
Learn why MOAA supports the Veterans Accessibility Advisory Committee Act.
Military Benefits
Supreme Court Rules Against Time Limits on Combat-Related Disability Pay
The 9-0 verdict could mean thousands of dollars in back pay for about 9,000 servicemembers.
Military Benefits
House Panel Pushes Ahead $453 Billion Funding Plan for VA Next Year
The plan calls for $83 billion more than FY 2025 levels, with nearly all of that increase coming in mandatory funding.
Military Benefits
VA’s Disability Calculator Produced Wrong Results, Costing Some Vets Thousands of Dollars
Some veterans received overpayments. The calculator has been taken offline.
Advocacy
What’s in the Senate Defense Package, and What It Could Mean for Your Benefits
The so-called “megabill” continues to take shape. It may address several MOAA quality-of-life priorities.
Advocacy
Toxic Exposure Isn’t ‘Solved’: How MOAA’s Work Continues After the PACT Act
Generational reforms in the 2022 law will help millions, but much more must be done by lawmakers and the VA.
Military Benefits
Surviving Spouse Support: Take These Steps to Access Your Benefits
Know which agencies to contact, what materials to update, and which resources you may have overlooked.
Transition and Career
From Military Officer Magazine: Make the Most of Your GI Bill Benefits
Don't miss out on these hard-earned education dollars: Find the right resources and make smart moves for yourself and your family.
Military Benefits
Army Heralds a New Beginning for The Old Guard as Horse-Drawn Caissons Return to Arlington
A two-year suspension is set to end June 2.
Spouse and Family
Problems With Household Goods Shipments Prompt Defense Secretary to Order Immediate Changes
The memo requires rate reviews and weekly status reports, and raises what DoD will pay to servicemembers who move themselves.
Advocacy
Student-Veterans Are More Than ‘Dollar Signs in Uniform’: Ask Congress to Protect Their Benefits
Ending the so-called “90/10 rule” could mean a return to predatory tactics from some for-profit schools. Help #DefendtheGIBill today.