The Department of Veterans Affairs has updated its disability compensation rates for veterans suffering from major depression and anxiety disorders in 2025, with monthly payments r ...

There are many myths about having a Department of Veterans Affairs' disability rating and serving in the military. The most common is that, if you have a VA disability rating, you can never serve ...

According to the latest figures for 2025, veterans with a 30% VA disability rating receive a base compensation of $537.42 per month if they have no dependents.

Understanding the implications of an 80 percent rating and exploring avenues for recourse or enhancement can empower veterans to secure the support they deserve for their service-related disabilities.

For mental health, the VA proposes increasing the minimum disability rating that a veteran could receive for a mental disorder from 0% to 10%.

Veterans with a 70% VA disability rating and dependants will receive up to $2,028.19 monthly in 2025. The tax-free payment applies to veterans with a spouse and one parent, reflecting the cost of ...

The VA has not provided a list of PACT Act-related conditions that have received the 0% disability rating.

Veterans qualify for VA disability compensation if they have a service-connected illness or injury—caused or worsened by active military service—resulting in a disability rating from 10% to 100%.