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For veterans navigating the transition from military to civilian life, securing access to earned disability benefits often becomes a complex, daunting journey. Although these benefits are essential for veterans dealing with service-related disabilities, data reveals that only one-third of the 18 million eligible veterans in the U.S. have applied.

Veteran Benefits Guide, which helps Veterans across America navigate the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ disability compensation benefits process, today announced that it would be hosting two panels at MCON 2024, an event that brings Veterans together to celebrate their collective service, purpose and sacrifice.

Patrick Holmes has been named to the new position of director of communications and Mike Brea is the new director of quality.

March 29 marked a significant milestone for Black veterans when a federal judge allowed the lawsuit Monk v. United States to proceed. This lawsuit sheds light on the history of racial discrimination faced by Black veterans at the hands of the Department of Veterans Affairs, impacting their ability to receive deserved housing, education and disability benefits.

Better Business Bureau Serving the Pacific Southwest (BBB) has named Veteran Benefits Guide (VBG) as a finalist for the 2024 BBB Torch Awards for Ethics.

More than 295,000 pending claims for VA disability compensation and benefits are considered to be backlogged nationally

Retired Army Staff Sgt. Travis Mills, a quadruple amputee, is fighting for veterans rights to seek help in filing claims.

VEGAS INC: Las Vegas Company Help Veterans Get Benefits

Veterans in Kentucky receive VA disability compensation at a rate below the national average, underscoring the need to enlist as much outside help as possible to see their way through the VA benefits claims process.

As the VA continues to face a growing backlog of disability claims, it is now more important than ever to provide veterans with the support they need.

A bill before the Legislature could restrict veterans' access to specialized private services, an invaluable source of support.

Veteran Benefits Guide Donates $5,000 to Pin-Ups For Vets That Will Allow the Nonprofit to Support Rehabilitation Therapy at the North Las Vegas Veteran Affairs Medical Center

An inside look at how veteran Josh Smith at Veteran Benefits Guide is helping other service members fight for the disability benefits they have earned.

Funding Will Support Transitioning Service Members and Their Families Through The Foundation for Navy SEAL Veterans (501(c)(3) non-profit

Veteran Service Organizations, including American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and others, have been given the primary duty of shepherding disabled veterans through the VA’s benefits claims process.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars has led this fight against PLUS, arguing that disabled veterans are being tricked into paying for such support, and that these private “claims sharks” exist only to defraud veterans and take their money.

VBG provides an important service that gives support not only to veterans, but to the VA and to taxpayers because it makes the submission process more efficient. By helping veterans submit thorough, accurate claims to the VA, VBG makes it easier for the VA to evaluate applications and to ensure that veterans receive the correct disability rating and related financial support.

Veteran Benefits Guide (VBG), which helps Veterans across the U.S. navigate the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) disability compensation benefits process, today announced that it will sponsor the 2023 Military Influencer Conference (MIC), an event that brings together influential leaders, transitioning service members, executives, entrepreneurs and brands in the military space.

As a founding partner and presenting sponsor of MCON, VBG demonstrates its ongoing commitment to celebrating the service, purpose and sacrifice of the Veteran community across the U.S.

Veteran Benefits Guide (VBG) announced that it was recognized by Military Times as a top employer for Veterans as part of the 2023 Best for Vets: Employers ranking.

VBG Joins National Association for Veteran Rights to Promote Right of Veterans to Use Private Services to Navigate VA Disability Benefits Claims Process

The GUARD Act outright BANS anyone from helping veterans with filing benefits claims unless they are VA-accredited attorneys, under threat of criminal penalties. Meanwhile, the PLUS Act would instead simplify and expand the VA-accreditation process. Both would add needed oversight, set limits to costs to veterans, and require those offering services to be VA-approved.

Veteran Benefits Guide (VBG) announced that it is teaming up with the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) to sponsor the organization’s Salute to Service experience during its upcoming Challengers Series Championship and Team Series Championship events taking place October 19 to 22 in Las Vegas.

Veteran Benefits Guide (VBG) announced that it will be a founding partner and presenting sponsor of the first-ever MCON 2023, an event that brings Veterans together to celebrate their collective service, purpose, and sacrifice.

The PLUS Act highlights the importance of collaboration between the private sector and governmental oversight — bringing together a more adaptive and flexible system, tailoring assistance to individual veterans' needs, and honoring the service and sacrifices of our nation's heroes. We strongly urge you to consider the potential drawbacks of the GUARD Act and promising alternatives like The PLUS Act.

Veteran Benefits Guide (VBG), which helps Veterans across the U.S. to navigate the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) disability compensation benefits process, today announced the addition of two executives to its management team as the company continues to expand expertise to enhance services and fulfill its mission of supporting America’s military Veterans.

DOING RIGHT by America’s veterans requires providing more freedom and flexibility for their health care options.

A fight is bubbling up over competing proposals in Congress to address companies that charge fees to help veterans file disability benefits claims.

We believe veterans’ rights should not be restricted by limiting how they approach their benefit claims. More organizations are needed to help our veterans, not fewer.

Veteran Benefits Guide today announced its partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense’s Military Spouse Employment Partnership (MSEP), which connects military spouses with hundreds of employers who commit to recruit, hire, promote and retain military spouses.

Led by Rep. Jack Bergman, of Michigan, on the Republican side and Rep. J. Luis “Lou” Correa, of California, on the Democratic side, the PLUS for Veterans Act takes aim at the VA backlog by fundamentally streamlining the claims review process. It proposes a thorough overhaul of the current system, enhancing the preparation, presentation and pursuit of VA benefit claims.

The Veteran Benefits Guide announced Monday that they have chosen eight students to be recipients of Public Education Foundation scholarships.

Veterans have served our country with honor and distinction. If our VA disability system is too complicated to be navigated on your own or with available free help, veterans deserve to have the choice of using experienced private-sector guides to help them receive the full benefits they earned from their service in a timely manner.

Veteran Benefits Guide (VBG) today announced that it has sponsored eight students to receive Public Education Foundation (PEF) Military Officer Scholarships this year.

At Veteran Benefits Guide, our focus is on ensuring veterans submit fully developed, accurate claims to the VA, which helps get the correct rating for the veteran the first time, avoids the need for costly appeals and speeds up the final benefits decision.

Earlier this month, a group of House Republicans led by Reps. Jack Bergman of Michigan and Nancy Mace of South Carolina were joined by Democrat Lou Correa of California to co-sponsor the PLUS for Veterans Act of 2023.

VBG Supports Bipartisan PLUS for Veterans Act, Which Would Allow Honorable Companies to Continue Serving Veterans While Cracking Down on Bad Actors

Veterans deserve the best care our nation can provide. For all their sacrifices, it’s the least we can do. And while VA reform remains necessary, veterans shouldn’t be punished for it.

Las Vegas, Nevada –Veteran Benefits Guide (VBG), a leading guide for Veterans in navigating the Veterans Administration’s (VA)

Las Vegas, Nevada – Veteran Benefits Guide (VBG), a leading provider of guidance to veterans in navigating

Las Vegas, Nevada – Veteran Benefits Guide (VBG), a leading provider of guidance to veterans in navigating

The Vegas Golden Knights Announced today, November 9, a multi-year partnership agreement with Veteran Benefits Guide…