On July 23, we partnered with Team Rubicon for a Twitter chat about VA life insurance, using the hashtag #VALifeIns. The chat addressed frequently asked questions regarding VA life insurance programs, eligibility requirements,and the application process. Here are some of the top questions from the chat and their answers:

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How long do newly separated Servicemembers have to apply for Veterans’ Group Life Insurance (VGLI)?

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How much can Veterans convert from SGLI to Veterans’ Group Life Insurance (VGLI)?

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What about spouses? Can they benefit from VA life insurance?

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How can disabled Veterans benefit from VA life insurance programs?

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