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Veterans 65 and Surviving Spouses may not be aware of benefits you are entitled to receive.
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VA Pension
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers tax free money to help veterans or a surviving spouse pay for their long-term care medical expenses. Often referred to as “Aid and Attendance,” this program is surprisingly unknown by most veteran families. If it is known, often veterans receive bad advice or are told they are not eligible prematurely. If you try applying for this benefit on your own or with the “help” of non-VA accredited persons, this often results in a denial. While these “helpers” can assist in filling out forms, they cannot give you legal advice on how the VA rules apply to your specific situation and adjust your application.
Our attorneys at Pinnacle Legacy Law are VA-accredited attorneys, meaning we have been specially licensed by the VA to provide guidance to get the benefits you are entitled and so deserve.
What Does the Benefit Mean to You?
With the benefit, you’re able to afford the care you need.
This benefit is completely tax free!
Like Social Security, this pension is dependable and is paid directly to you by the Department of the Treasury.
Common Concerns About the Pension
Your current disabilities do not have to be service connected.
You did not have to serve in a combat zone.
You are not limited to receiving medical care from a VA facility.
2024 VA Improved Pension Award for Aid and Attendance
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VA Pension Eligibility
Veterans Service Requirements:
- Veterans must have served active duty for at least 90 consecutive days
- One of those 90 days was during wartime
- Honorably discharged
Surviving Spouse Eligibility:
- Veteran meets the service requirements
- Has not remarried
How Is Wartime Defined?
Congress defines the wartime dates that the VA uses to decide which veterans qualify for benefits like Aid and Attendance:
World War II: December 7, 1941 – December 31, 1946
Korea: June 27, 1950 – January 31, 1955
Vietnam War: November 1, 1955 – August 4, 1964 (only if serving IN
Vietnam during this time)
Vietnam War: August 5, 1964 – May 7, 1975
Gulf War: August 2, 1990 – a future date to be set by Presidential proclamation or law (for VA benefits purposes, this time of war is still in effect)
Join the multitude of veterans who have used our consultation to learn if they were eligible for VA Pension. Complete the form to learn if you Qualify for Tax-free Money.
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