Advocacy
These MOAA-Supported Bills Will Improve Survivor Benefits
The legislation lowers the so-called “remarriage penalty,” expands and increases Dependency and Indemnity Compensation, and more.
Your service can open doors to a second career and may entitle you to benefits you have yet to fully explore or understand. Let MOAA help with your next steps.
Former officers can benefit from MOAA's experienced military transition team and financial experts. They also can stay involved with issues critical to servicemembers past and present, and their families, as MOAA fights to maintain a strong national defense and protect the benefits earned by those who served.
Below you'll find links to publications, news articles, and MOAA advocacy efforts, as well as ways you can get involved at multiple levels. Learn more about joining MOAA here. Questions? Contact MOAA's Member Service Center at (800) 234-6622, or find us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
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VA CLAIMS PROCESS: MOAA's Guide to Navigating a Complicated System
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The legislation lowers the so-called “remarriage penalty,” expands and increases Dependency and Indemnity Compensation, and more.
Fees will begin Jan. 1, but a 180-day window, up from 90, will provide a safety net. MOAA fought for the change.
Find out what the annual cost-of-living adjustment will mean for your bank account.