Served Before 1990? The VA Owes You an Extra $2,200 a Month and Most Veterans Never Claim It
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Served Before 1990? The VA Owes You an Extra $2,200 a Month and Most Veterans Never Claim It
77 144 просмотра · 4 недели назад
Dean VA
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If you served in the United States military before 1990, there is money sitting in the VA system right now, up to $2,200 a month, that most veterans from that era have never claimed. It is not one secret check and there is no magic form. It is the total of everything you are already entitled to, added up correctly, and most files have never been added up correctly. In this video I walk through exactly where that number comes from and the exact steps to file.
Here is what we cover:
Why serving before 1990 puts you in a category the VA treats differently
What presumptive actually means, and why it removes the hardest part of any claim
The Agent Orange and herbicide list, and how much it has grown
Why a denial from ten or fifteen years ago may be worthless today
Herbicide exposure outside Vietnam, including the Korean DMZ and Thailand
Why you do not need proof of exposure
The combined ratings table, and why 30 plus 30 does not equal 60
What the gap between an old rating and a corrected one is actually worth
Hearing damage and special monthly compensation, two of the most under-claimed pieces
The five steps to take this week
Everything here is tied to real sources, including 38 CFR 3.307(a)(6) on herbicide exposure, 38 CFR 3.309(e) on presumptive diseases, 38 CFR 3.114 on change of law, 38 CFR 4.25 on the combined ratings table, 38 CFR 4.85 on hearing impairment, 38 CFR 3.350 on special monthly compensation, and the current VA.gov presumptive conditions and 2026 compensation rate tables.
Getting every condition on the record and having the math run correctly is exactly what The Veteran's Benefits Playbook is built for: https://seniorfinance.gumroad.com/l/v...
I am a veteran advocate, not an attorney and not a VA employee. This video is general information, not advice for your specific situation.
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