GI Bill Apprenticeships and On-the-Job Training: Get Paid While You Learn a Trade
GI Bill OJT pays a declining housing supplement on top of real employer wages while you learn a trade. Here is how Post-9/11 and Montgomery rates work.
GI Bill OJT pays a declining housing supplement on top of real employer wages while you learn a trade. Here is how Post-9/11 and Montgomery rates work.
For National Guard and Reserve members, a Line of Duty determination is often the foundation a later VA claim stands on. Here is how the process works.
Fry pays tuition plus housing; Chapter 35 pays a flat stipend. Here is how eligibility, dollar amounts, and time limits actually compare.
Florida offers no state income tax, a full property tax exemption at 100% disabled, in-state tuition with no residency wait, and more. Here is the full list.
The 2027 COLA is 3.6 percent, the largest increase in three years. Here is what the new VA disability and retirement pay rates look like.
A major 2026 rule change ended need-based VA apportionment claims. Here’s what apportionment still covers, what happens to existing awards, and where support disputes go now.
The SBP-DIC offset (the ‘widow’s tax’) is fully eliminated as of 2023. Here’s how the phase-out actually worked, what happened to SSIA, and what survivors receive now.
USERRA protects your civilian job during military duty, but only if you give proper notice and apply for reemployment within deadlines based on your length of service. Here’s how it actually works.
VA’s helpless child benefit can extend dependency compensation past 18 for an adult child who can’t support themselves. Here’s the specific criteria VA applies and when to file.
A supplemental claim and a CUE challenge fix different kinds of VA decision problems. Here’s how to tell which one actually applies to your situation, and why the effective date difference matters.