Posted on Jan 20, 2016
Filing for SSDI: What Veterans Should Know - MilitarySpot.com
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Job prospects for veterans have become a little brighter in recent years, but many brave men and women who serve our country return home and find life more difficult than it was before they left. Some veterans are physically injured, and many others return without a scratch on them – but they’re suffering psychologically.
Veterans who have trouble assimilating back into the work force have some monetary reprieve in the form of their military retirement pay. But with everyday necessities becoming more and more expensive, retirement pay typically can’t provide a comfortable life for themselves, let alone their families.
There are institutions, agencies and processes that can be improved, but in addition to their military pay, veterans may also receive benefits payments from both Social Security and disability benefits from the VA. If you think you might qualify for some additional government benefits, here’s what you need to know: (Check out the resources)
Veterans who have trouble assimilating back into the work force have some monetary reprieve in the form of their military retirement pay. But with everyday necessities becoming more and more expensive, retirement pay typically can’t provide a comfortable life for themselves, let alone their families.
There are institutions, agencies and processes that can be improved, but in addition to their military pay, veterans may also receive benefits payments from both Social Security and disability benefits from the VA. If you think you might qualify for some additional government benefits, here’s what you need to know: (Check out the resources)
Filing for SSDI: What Veterans Should Know - MilitarySpot.com
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Great Information. I personally have used SSDI and Chapter 31 Benefits to get an education and be able to afford my family and my living status.
I am currently attempting to be gainfully employed and get off of SSDI at this point and be productive again. I encourage my fellow military brothers and sisters to utilize SSDI and other financial avenues as stepping stones not crutches. They are useful tools to help you to get to a better place. If you find yourself unable to work permenantly, which may happen, then find you way to helping others through volunteering and continue to make your life worth something more then you already have with your brave sacrifices. Good Luck and God Bless.
I am currently attempting to be gainfully employed and get off of SSDI at this point and be productive again. I encourage my fellow military brothers and sisters to utilize SSDI and other financial avenues as stepping stones not crutches. They are useful tools to help you to get to a better place. If you find yourself unable to work permenantly, which may happen, then find you way to helping others through volunteering and continue to make your life worth something more then you already have with your brave sacrifices. Good Luck and God Bless.
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