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Many veterans are about to get some relief from the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Friday, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Debt Management Center said it would suspend all action on veteran debts for 60 days:
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has several programs and resources for senior vets and their spouses that you may not have known about. These resources range from benefits to pay for care to free training programs for caregivers:
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A 99-year-old World War II veteran who survived the coronavirus has been given a guard of honor by nurses as he was discharged from hospital:
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A Place for Mom has a completely free and recently updated website, “Senior Housing 101,” which has helpful information about all things related to senior housing:
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Leading Veterans Affairs lawmakers in the Senate and top national Veteran Service Organizations are calling on the Department of Veterans Affairs to ensure that all eligible veterans can receive federal relief checks during the coronavirus pandemic:
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In reaction to the national emergency caused by the novel coronavirus, President Donald Trump has directed the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to stop withholding payments or benefits from veterans who have a debt with the agency:
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A Place for Mom has created a Free Veterans Guide to Senior Care to help your family unlock the best-kept secrets to paying for elder care. Download your Free Guide today:
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With more than one third of Americans that are wartime veterans, many families could be benefiting from available assistance to help pay for quality care. Learn more about the A&A pension, including who is eligible and why it matters:
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The number of young veterans who know someone who has died by suicide or considered harming themselves both increased significantly in recent years according to just-released annual membership survey of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America:
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