Rising inflation and new tariffs on imports are making everyday essentials more expensive, from food and utilities to housing and healthcare.
Here’s what you need to know about eligibility and the top benefits available in 2025.
Must have a service-connected disability rated at 100% by the VA.
Must be classified as Permanent and Total (P&T), meaning the condition is not expected to improve.
Spouses and dependents may also qualify for select benefits, such as education or health coverage.
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Between $3,831 and $4,544 per month depending on family size.
A crucial safeguard as inflation weakens household budgets.
Full VA medical and dental care, vital with medical costs rising faster than inflation.
VA Home Loans: No down payment, waived funding fees.
Property Tax Exemptions: State-specific savings reduce housing costs as property values climb.
Dependents’ Educational Assistance (DEA): Helps spouses and children cover tuition.
Commissary & Exchange Access: Tax-free groceries and household goods—a buffer against tariff-driven import price hikes.
Travel Reimbursement: Mileage for VA medical visits, easing fuel cost burdens.
Clothing Allowance: Extra help for veterans who use prosthetics or medical devices.
National Park Passes: Free lifetime entry for disabled veterans and families.
In 2025, veterans with a 100% P&T rating aren’t just receiving monthly checks, they have access to a wide network of benefits that help fight back against rising costs from inflation and tariffs.
These programs ensure veterans and their families can maintain financial stability in uncertain times.
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