Veterans Service-Connected Disability Compensation
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Veterans disability compensation pays a monthly benefit for service-connected injuries. The payment amount depends on the veteran's degree of disability. Low-income veterans whose injuries are not service-connected can apply for the VA pension.
Articles
What you need to know about eligibility and the application process for veterans disability benefits.
The Department of Veterans Affairs uses a disability rating system to determine the amount of compensation provided to disabled Armed Forces veterans.
New regulations passed in 2010 made it easier for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder to qualify for VA disability benefits.
Vietnam veterans suffering from diseases related to exposure to Agent Orange can get veterans disability benefits.
Spouses of veterans who were injured during service may be eligible for extra disability payments, along with health care, education, and burial benefits.
Advice on how to appeal a denial of disability benefits from the VA.
Resources
Social Security Disability for Veterans
Articles on Social Security disability benefits for veterans.
Articles on Social Security disability benefits for veterans.
Social Security, Medicare & Government Pensions: Get the Most out of Your Retirement & Medical Benefits
This Nolo book covers veterans benefits, Social Security benefits (retirement and disability), VA medical care, Medicare, and Medicaid, all conveniently in one place.
This Nolo book covers veterans benefits, Social Security benefits (retirement and disability), VA medical care, Medicare, and Medicaid, all conveniently in one place.
Nolo's Guide to Social Security Disability: Getting & Keeping Your Benefits
Veterans can apply for Social Security disability at the same time they apply for VA disability benefits. This books explains how the SSA evaluates medical conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, amputations, and back problems.
Veterans can apply for Social Security disability at the same time they apply for VA disability benefits. This books explains how the SSA evaluates medical conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, amputations, and back problems.