Cory Walsh

For war-era veterans and their surviving spouses, navigating the complexities of VA benefits can be overwhelming. Many struggle with lengthy application processes, unclear eligibility requirements, and bureaucratic hurdles. That’s where American Veterans Aid (AVA)...

The veterans aid and attendance benefit is a valuable program that helps veterans and their families pay for long-term care. Many families do not realize this benefit exists and, as a result, miss out...

The Veteran’s Administration Aid and Attendance benefit rates will increase by 2.5% in 2025. The new benefit amounts are: 2024 Monthly2025 Monthly2025 AnnuallySurviving Spouse$1,478$1,515$18,187Single Veteran$2,300$2,358$28,300Married Veteran$2,727$2,795$33,548Two Vets Married$3,649$3,740$44,886 Aid and Attendance is a monthly monetary benefit...

VA Disability Compensation is a tax-exempt benefit for individuals who became ill or injured during military service or whose service aggravated a preexisting condition. The benefit is paid for physical or mental health conditions. Depending on...

An estimated 18 million military veterans live in the United States, representing about 6% of the population. Almost 50% are over the age of 65. VA benefits for senior veterans include various assistance programs,...

The Department of Veterans Affairs provides several military widows benefits, including pensions and Disability and Indemnity Compensation (DIC). Widow Marriage Rules The VA's marriage rules are legally defined and designed to be fair. According to the...

Senior U.S. military veterans are eligible for a wide range of benefits from the Veterans Administration. Some of the key benefits for veterans over 65 include disability compensation, pension, health care, and burial support. Disability...

Aging former US service members can remain at home longer with the help of a special veterans home care program. This program, called Aid and Attendance, provides financial assistance to cover the cost of...