VA lowered the Native American Direct Loan interest rate to 2.47% as of Oct. 1, 2026, making homeownership on tribal lands more affordable for Veterans.
You can use your VA-guaranteed home loan benefit more than once. Many Veterans and surviving spouses think it’s a one-time benefit, but it isn’t.
Financial hardship can put homeowners at risk of foreclosure. Here are six steps Veterans can take to avoid it.
As we approach National Financial Awareness Day, we want to remind you how important it is to prepare for homeownership!
New here? The VA-guaranteed home loan offers numerous benefits, and VA has an entire homebuying section and can walk Veterans through the process.
Updated home loan appraisal requirements reduce delays, cut outdated rules, and help Veteran homebuyers move faster in a competitive housing market.
Veterans and service members can use VA home loan services to potentially save hundreds of thousands of dollars.
VA is enhancing the VA Home Loan program with cutting-edge technologies, making it easier and more efficient for our Veterans to achieve the American Dream of homeownership.
Starting this year, Veterans and service members can deduct VA funding fees on their taxes when purchasing a home using the VA-guaranteed home loan.
Some VA home loan offers are too good to be true. Here are some red flags to watch out for.
Eligible surviving wives or husbands can apply for a VA-guaranteed home loan to purchase or refinance a home. Here's how.
Active homebuyers most often search for their new homes during the busy spring and summer months. Experienced Veteran homebuyers know they have a leg up on the process—their VA Home Loan Guaranty benefit. But what about those who've never used it?












