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If you are a veteran who has problems with your hearing, you are not alone. According to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, hearing problems are the most common type of disability that American veterans experience in connection with their service. While many...
As a veteran filing for VA disability benefits, you have the legal right to view your c-file. The VA creates your c-file as soon as you file for disability benefits and it contains everything that the VA has collected about your service history, your medical condition...
Dealing with credit card debt is difficult for anyone. People who have fallen into credit card debt once are also at risk of falling back into it in the future. How do you avoid this? What tips can you use to stay out of debt in the future? Change how you view your...
If you default on your mortgage loan payments, the bank or financial institution from which you obtained the loan can take possession of your property in a process called foreclosure. However, foreclosing on properties is not cost effective for lenders. Therefore,...
Active duty military service can put service members at risk for toxic exposures to things such as chemicals and burn pits. Toxic exposure can result in debilitating chronic medical conditions. The PACT Act is a new law that expands veterans' benefits to veterans who...
If you still owe money on your mortgage loan but are unable to pay it, the lender has the right to foreclosure on your mortgage and take possession of the property. In addition to potentially leaving you homeless, this can have a devastating effect on your credit....
Disabled veterans may find that they can not work because of their disability. Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU) benefits exist to help support veterans in this situation. Becoming familiar with these frequently asked questions may help...
When dealing with debt, the last thing anyone needs is to struggle underneath the unfair practices of a debt collector. To help combat this issue, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) came to be. Understanding how this works can help people in debt...
Many people want to avoid filing for bankruptcy for as long as possible due to the impact it can have on their credit score. However, it is a great way to get a clean financial slate, and the damage it causes is temporary. It is even possible to work toward fixing it...
Bankruptcy is a valuable tool for individuals from all income backgrounds. However, a cloud of misconceptions surrounds it. Examples of such falsehoods include that bankruptcy is only for financially irresponsible individuals (most bankruptcies are due to...