If you can’t work but don’t qualify for TDIU, you may qualify for a special category of benefits that helps some veterans known as “extraschedular TDIU.”
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9 Things Widows, Widowers, and Other Survivors of Veterans Should Know About DIC Benefits
We share nine things that can help you if you’re a survivor planning to apply for DIC or appeal a DIC decision.
What Families Should Know Before a Veteran’s Death
Surviving spouses and other family of deceased veterans may be eligible for thousands of dollars a month, grief counseling, burial assistance, and more.
7 Big Veteran News Stories in 2022
We share seven of the most noteworthy veteran news stories of 2022. What would you add to the list?
VA Disability for Speech Problems
While you may not think of your speech condition as related to your service, there are cases where a speech impairment could qualify you for VA disability.
Burn Pit Presumptive Conditions List
The VA added more conditions to the Burn Pit Presumptives list this year.
The PACT Act is Why Widows of Vietnam Veterans Are Filing for DIC Benefits (Again)
If your late spouse was a Vietnam or Gulf War veteran and had a resulting disability, a new law may mean that the VA owes you money previously denied.
Income Limits for VA Unemployability
Veterans receiving TDIU must adhere to the VA’s rules about income, but certain forms of work and passive income do not count toward this limit.
What Affects the Size of a VA Back Pay Check?
The VA owes back pay to veterans who file for disability benefits or file an appeal and wait months or years for approval. This post explains more.
What You Need to Know About TDIU VA Benefits
TDIU recognizes that you physically or mentally can’t work enough to make ends meet and provides you with the same monthly compensation as a 100% rating.
What Are 2023 VA Disability Rates?
New monthly payment amounts for VA disability are announced almost every year. The 2023 VA disability rates are more than an 8% increase from 2022.
Preparing for a Gulf War Syndrome C&P Exam
Veterans with Gulf War Syndrome can receive disability benefits, but first, they must prepare for and undergo one or multiple claim exams.
