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Money-Saving Benefits Every Colorado Veteran Should Explore From property tax exemptions to park passes, the State of Colorado offers several benefits for veterans meeting certain requirements.
Research Suggests: Appeal Your Board Decision New research shows that the Board's decision accuracy rates of 93-95% are questionable.
Introduction to the VA MISSION Act The VA MISSION Act Addresses the Biggest Issues in Veterans’ Affairs. Here’s What It Means for Caregivers, the Privatization Debate, and Infrastructure Reform.
How to “Appeal” or Review a RAMP Decision If You Opt-in to RAMP and Your Claim is Denied, there are Four Options for Review
An Easy Guide to Reopening VA Claims Using New Evidence Introducing New and Relevant Evidence Allows Veterans to Reopen Claims and Overturn Past Denials - Here is Everything One Needs to Know to Reopen a Claim
Why Did President Trump Fire Former VA Secretary Shulkin? It’s Not About the Travel Expenses
What Does "VA Privatization" Mean? What VA Privatization Means and Why It Matters. We scoured several different resources for the most up to date information.
New Loveland Health Clinic Serves Northern Colorado’s Vets How Veterans Across Colorado Can Access the Benefits and Healthcare They are Entitled To
Experts Skeptical of VA’s Plans for Appeals Modernization VA Expands the RAMP; Hearings on the Implementation of the New Appeals Modernization Act Reveal Concerns; How You Can Decide Whether to Opt-In to the RAMP.
Veterans’ Groups Unhappy with Nomination of New VA Secretary Veterans of Foreign Wars and Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America Worry About Jackson’s Lack of Experience
Forever GI Bill Promises Expanded Education Access for Veterans It is important that veterans have access to education benefits so that they can find meaningful employment outside of the military
New Veterans’ White House Complaint Hotline Is Promising White House complaint hotline collects, processes and responds complaints from veterans