VA disability compensation is paid to veterans whose injuries or illnesses were caused or worsened by military service.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is walking back a new rule that would have changed how disability payments are determined.

Under a previous court precedent, VA examiners were required to consider what a veteran’s disability would look like without ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs is halting enforcement of a new rule for determining disability payments after veterans across the US expressed outrage for what they said would likely reduce ...

First, the VA can now take medication into account when rating a disability. For example, tinnitus, or ear ringing, is one of ...

Veterans receiving disability benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will see an increase in their payments starting February 2026. The adjustment comes as part of the VA’s annual ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has finalized a landmark rule change aimed at eliminating the bureaucratic “red tape” ...

A 70% VA disability rating provides more than cash - it unlocks healthcare, education perks, and VA home loan advantages, ...

The new rule states that a disability level must be based on how well a veteran functions while on medication and not on the underlying impairment.

The VA has finalized a new rule designed to deliver faster decisions and quicker payments for survivors.

Current law bars veterans who were forced to medically retire before 20 years of service from receiving full retirement and ...

Under current law, veterans must forfeit a portion of their military retirement pay if they receive VA disability benefits.