National Identity Theft Prevention & Awareness Month: Protecting Veterans and their families
For Veterans especially, the risk of identity theft is high, as criminals target reoccurring monthly benefits payments. Bad actors utilize stolen privacy information to exploit VA benefits, health care and pensions.
Veterans can now access key VA letters and notices online, including documents outlining the evidence needed to support disability claims, through VA.gov.
No matter what stage of life you are in, VA has a life insurance program tailored to fit your financial needs.
VA has resources to help Veterans prevent fraud—and the stress that can come with it if you've been victimized.
With help from VBA and NCA, an administrative correction honored a WWII soldier's service and Jewish identity.
Recently, one of the largest real estate professionals (REPs) trade organizations—the National Association of Realtors® (NAR)—has been in the news regarding a settlement concerning buyer-broker compensation. Effective Aug. 17, 2024, the the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) has reached a settlement in a class action lawsuit that resulted in changes to buyer broker fees in real estate transactions. Here's how that could affect Veterans and service members using VA's home loan benefits.
Army Veteran and storyteller Dustin Elias spoke at the celebration of the G.I. Bill 80th anniversary at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
VA recently enhanced the Claim Status Tool to improve your digital, self-service experience. The tool now shows a breakdown of the eight-step disability claims process, making it easier to understand where your claim currently is
Claims predators take advantage of Veterans and their beneficiaries by using high-pressure tactics, sharing misleading information and making false promises to convince Veterans to sign up for their services. Here's how to spot them.
VA offers life insurance to Veterans through key programs such as Veterans’ Group Life Insurance (VGLI) and Veterans Affairs Life Insurance (VALife).
VA today announced the launch of the redesigned Airborne Hazards and Open Burn Pit Registry.
After a Veteran passes away, family members should report the death of the Veteran to VA as soon as possible to stop current benefits payments. If the death is not reported promptly, survivors or executors of the Veteran’s estate may have to repay any overpayments received.
Supporting Veterans with job training, education, employment accommodations, resume development and job seeking skills coaching.
