Will my va  pension check still go to my bank i am widow?
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Yes it will unless you want to change it. you can log onto the Veterans administration website and it has FAQ or frequently asked questions and one of these tells about it. Link is below.\nGood luck!!
778019
In the event of a death - his funds should be frozen for a period of time.  Your cheque should be honoured but it may be delayed.  If you can wait for your money - it would be very considerate of you since the widow will now have a million things to deal with regarding her late husband (funeral, casket, headstone, etc...) let alone finding the time to be in mourning.\n\nIf your able to speak with the wife - bring it up after everything has settled (maybe after the holidays...)\n\nSorry for your loss
947919
Your question is not clear.  If you are referring to a roll-over of a 401K or IRA, then the rules are the same regardless of the State, because these are Federal laws.
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They recieve a full honors funeral including salute, flag presentaion, color guard and headstone. and the family will still recive SGLI (life insurance) and death gratuity. They will also recieve Social Security if eligable. However, VA will not give any benifits such as DIC, SBP, or educational benifits. My husband died, while on active duty, from huffing dust-off. It was classified "accidental due to intentional misconduct."
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You'll have to contact your local authorities who awarded you the benefits (family court/social services) or whatever entity/service sent you the check (unless you got it directly from the father).
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I believe the annuity disbursement you receive is the retirement benefit and will not change.  You can contact the Army personnel office at any base and they should be able to tell you.
1069512
I bet you REALLY got an Entry Level sep, not a medical discharge/retirement.   Youd idn't serve long enough to get a discharge under any conditions. as such, no, you are not a vet, and would only be eligible for VA bennies if the reason you were discharged was directly due to Basic Training and not a pre existing condition(whether known or unknown, revealed or not) and would be limited tomedical care for said condition.
820791
After you are married take your proof to your commanding officer or company clerk and they will show you what to do and assist you it is really simple just sign your name a couple of times then your wife can get your money and make sure you don't go out on her if deployed, you won't have any money to go out with
1111372
Your first call should be to the VA waste and fraud line (another poster put the number up) and if that doesn't work, try the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. They don't work with the VA pension but they do have all the ins and outs of pension law and can refer you to the proper resources.
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It doesn't matter where the funds are from.  The account is what is restrained.  If you get the check issued directly to you and cash it out then you'll get to keep it, but once it's in the account it's just "your" money and there's no difference between it and any other money even if there is no "other" money in the account.  \n\nThe only way to protect the check is not to have it put into the account.
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Yes they can even freeze social security benefits checks deposited in your checking or savings.They can and will take your state and federal income tax refund check.File a petition in juvenile and domestic relations intake office for your support to be re evaluated.
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You should locate the Salvation Army in your area. They have  a program that they will help you find a relative. There is a form to fill out and you tell them eveything you know about your relative. They will not locate friends just relatives as I understand. It costs about $25.\nIf you know that your Grandson has money coming to him through inheritance  or otherwise  you can send  a letter to Social Security(unsealed ) with your return address and they will forward the letter to the correct person. Tell Social Security everything you know about him and about the money your grandson does not know about. It has to be in an account not just that you want to locate him and give him money. In both cases if the person you are contacting does not want to contact you ...you can not make them.\nIf you have unlimited calling access you can go online and check the whitepages and leave out the state. It only takes a quick call to ask a few questions and hopefully reach the correct party. I have done this with success.\nI wish you much luck...\n\nLocating Private Individuals\n \nThe Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the Social Security Administration, and the Salvation Army can assist you in locating individuals here in the United States. The Department of State’s American Citizens Service Abroad can assist you in locating relatives or friends living or visiting abroad and who are U.S. citizens.\n\nPlease review the policies and guidelines for each agency/organization below:\n\nInternal Revenue Service (IRS)\n\nThe IRS may forward a letter to someone when humane reasons are involved. For example:\n\nTo notify someone of a serious illness, imminent death, or death of a close relative,\nTo seek an individual for a medical study to detect and treat medical defects, or\nTo notify an individual who cannot otherwise be located that he or she is entitled to certain assets. \nThe IRS will forward a letter from an attorney, estate administrator, or other person who directly controls the assets.\n\nFor more information and clarification as to what may constitute "humane" reasons, you may refer to the IRS Handbook 1.3, Chapter 11, which you may find in Other Information Available to the Public.\n\nIf you would like the IRS to help you locate an individual, place a personal letter addressed to the individual in a blank envelope. Include first class U.S. postage, and do not seal the letter. Place the unsealed letter in another envelope and address it as follows: \n\nInternal Revenue Service\nOffice of Disclosure Operations\n1111 Constitution Avenue NW\nWashington, DC 20224 \n\nSocial Security Administration\n\nThe Social Security Administration will attempt to forward a letter to a missing person for reasons similar to those mentioned in the IRS section above. There is a $3.00 charge for forwarding letters to inform persons about money or property they may be owed. Humanitarian letters are forwarded free of charge.\n\nFollow the same guidelines for sending a letter, and address it as follows: \n\nSocial Security Administration\nOffice of Public Inquiries\n6401 Security Blvd.\nBaltimore, Maryland 21235 \n\nSalvation Army\n\nThe Salvation Army has operated a Family Tracing Service since 1885. The service is designed to help people reestablish contact with close relatives they may have lost touch with a few years ago or many years ago. The service is available in many of the 100 countries where the Salvation Army is located.\n\nThe Salvation Army will not help to locate someone in the following instances: \n\nFriends \n\nSituations where adoptions have taken place \n\nAlleged fathers of non-marital children \n\nYoung people under 17 years of age \n\nFormer husbands or wives \n\nSpouses for divorce purposes \n\nEstate or similar business matters \n\nGenealogies\n\nFrom the United States, you may contact the Salvation Army Territory Office for your state. Local Salvation Army office numbers are listed in your local telephone directory. You may al
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check with the bank. it should be fine.
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Absolutely though, you would need to check with a tax professional to determine whether the amounts deposited into your IRA are tax deferred or after-tax.  It all depends upon your income level.\n\nMax out your 401(k) contributions if at all possible. You're overall savings through the 401(k) far outweight the ultimate reduction in your "cash in hand" each pay check.
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Yes, it goes to probate, and Uncle Sam is the first in line for any $$$.\n\nGood luck.
1103919
Not sure but they'll probably cut you a pretty fat check going back to when you first filed your claim but be aware SS Admin is famous for coming back down the road saying they overpaid and may want some back so set aside a chunk of the $$$ just in case
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It depends on the type of inheritance you are receiving personal, corporate, trust, etc.\nYou also didn't state where your bank account is (U.S or Canada).\nTalk to an expert in inheritance laws, before you do anything you may regret later.\nGood luck to you!!