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Pact Act and Veterans Receiving Disability Benefits

What is the PACT Act and Who is Eligible? Signed into law in 2022, the PACT Act, or the Sergeant First Class Heath Robinson Honoring Our Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics Act, significantly expands healthcare and benefits for veterans. This act focuses on veterans exposed to toxic substances, particularly those serving near burn pits. The PACT Act […]

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CHAMPVA Benefits Overview

Civilian Health and Medical Program (CHAMPVA) helps veterans and their families get health care. It covers many medical services. This program is for those who do not qualify for other VA health benefits. CHAMPVA pays for hospital visits, doctor appointments, and some medications. To be eligible, you must meet certain requirements. The program aims to

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Benefits for Veterans’ Survivors

What Is DIC? DIC is a monthly benefit provided to eligible survivors of military service members who died while on active duty, during active duty for training, or while engaged in inactive duty training. It also applies to veterans whose deaths were caused by a service-related injury or disease, as well as to veterans whose

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Senior Care Careers: Key Info and 12 Scholarships

As our population continues to age, the demand for caregivers and professionals working with senior citizens in various settings, including in-home care and senior communities, is rapidly increasing. When you’re considering a career, understanding the unique needs and challenges of seniors is essential. Here are a few things to know about caring for seniors, and

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27 Money-Saving Tips Post-Retirement

More people are retiring with less savings than they need to be comfortable. Much less. According to Northwestern Mutual, 21% of Americans have no retirement savings at all. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) says around 29% of households age 55 and older have neither retirement savings nor a pension. These numbers may sound surprising and even daunting, but

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Veterans’ Benefits and Retirement Communities

It’s important to plan for long term health costs such as paying for assisted living communities, specialized home care services, skilled nursing care, or adult day care services. For veterans, Veterans Aid (VA) benefits can help cover extra fees and relieve some of the costs associated to care. According to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs,

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