The MOAA-backed bill passed more than a year ago. It emphasizes much-needed support for caregivers and mental health services, among other priorities.

More veterans (especially officers) may be able to use both the Montgomery and Post-9/11 GI Bill programs.

Available benefits vary based on your coverage type.

It’s a strong first step to rebuild trust with the veteran community, but more work needs done.

The company allegedly failed to extend protections under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.

Officials have pledged not to enforce the regulation, but that’s not enough to rebuild trust with veterans.

These bills would support veteran caregivers, help fight fraud, and strengthen military-to-civilian transition assistance.

MOAA will highlight the legislation, and other key veterans’ priorities, in our testimony on Capitol Hill next week.

Five test locations for new campus-style dining options could feature some alcohol sales.

Unaccredited actors are breaking the law, charging thousands to “help” veterans and survivors with VA claims.

Mock billing will launch before payments are required to allow residents to adjust their usage.

A bipartisan bill would establish much-needed support for these often-overlooked individuals.