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Many veterans think a 0% disability rating from the VA means “no benefit.” In reality, that rating is one of the most underestimated advantages a veteran can have.

Your Hidden Benefits at 0% VA Disability

A 0% rating means the VA agrees that your injury or illness was caused or aggravated by your service, even if it does not yet meet the threshold for monthly compensation (VA.gov). It is not symbolic. It is legal recognition, and it forms the foundation for nearly every veteran benefit system in existence.

Brandon Michael Barron

4 minutes ago3 min read

Happening Now: Despite Shutdown, Education Department Staff Press Forward with Negotiated Rulemaking

Happening Now: Despite Shutdown, Education Department Staff Press Forward with Negotiated Rulemaking. Reimagining and Improving Student Education (RISE) Committee. The RISE Committee represents a broad coalition of perspectives across the higher-education and lending landscape. Its membership includes representatives of student loan borrowers—including those in repayment, deferment, or default—alongside veterans and military-service organizations, such as Student Veterans of

Matthew Feehan

20 hours ago4 min read

Bezos' Washington Post Calls for VA Disability Reductions

Senate Veterans Affairs Committee Hearing Called After Washington Post Launches Vicious Broadside Against Disabled Veterans and Their Families

Dr. Daniel M. Gade calls upon the U.S. Senate to reduce VA disability compensation.

Matthew Feehan

7 days ago9 min read

Combat Veterans of America Response to Washington Post’s Skewed Portrayal of Veterans

Combat Veterans of America

7 days ago1 min read