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  • Social Security Administration simplifies SSI applications

    Social Security Administration simplifies SSI applications

    The Social Security Administration is hoping to make applying for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) a whole lot easier, announcing it will start offering online, streamlined applications for some applicants.

  • Social Security’s new electronic initiatives provide faster, more efficient service

    Social Security’s new electronic initiatives provide faster, more efficient service

    The Social Security Administration can now ask customers to electronically submit some forms, documents and evidence needed to process disability applications and other transactions. That means faster and more efficient service to Veterans and their families.

  • In tax season, how can Veterans maximize their tax benefits?

    In tax season, how can Veterans maximize their tax benefits?

    As a Veteran, you may be eligible for certain tax benefits under the tax code. It's important to file your taxes before this year’s April 18 deadline and be aware of the benefits that apply to you.

  • Wellness Wednesday in April: Social Security benefits

    Wellness Wednesday in April: Social Security benefits

    The next Wellness Wednesday Financial Education series covers Social Security benefits for Veterans and their families.

  • IRS third round of economic impact payments going out

    IRS third round of economic impact payments going out

    The IRS anticipates the third round of economic stimulus payments to be issued by April 7th to Social Security recipients and other federal beneficiaries who do not normally file a tax return.

  • Partnerships help Veterans with housing, jobs, food on the table

    Partnerships help Veterans with housing, jobs, food on the table

    VA has unique partnerships that help Veterans, their families, caregivers and survivors. They are managed by VHA’s Office of Community Engagement (OCE). Read about the great work they do.

  • Veterans have multiple resources for COVID-19 information

    Veterans have multiple resources for COVID-19 information

    Veterans have multiple resources available for the latest COVID-19, or coronavirus, information. Here are several resources.

  • You can help stop scams targeting Social Security

    You can help stop scams targeting Social Security

    How to recognize scam calls and emails about Social Security benefits and information and report them to the Social Security Administration.

  • Ticket to Work Resources for Veterans from Social Security Administration

    Ticket to Work Resources for Veterans from Social Security Administration

    Find out how Ticket to Work resources can help Veterans with disabilities prepare for successful post-service careers.

  • Debt Debate Goes On and On

    Debt Debate Goes On and On

    A Veteran shares his experience with the political debates and the threat to Veteran benefits and entitlements.

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Last updated May 16, 2025

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