IWhat is improved Pension Benefit for veterans and wives?
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Possibly...\n\nhttp://www.vetbenefit.com/
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mainly 3 benefits\n\n1>The govt employees get the golden handshake financial package and after early retirement can still work some where else and still get the pension after 58 years of age.\n\n2>Cleans the hierarchy built over seniority and reservations and makes room for the next generation who are waiting in the wings hoping some one up the pyramid retires.\n\n3>Government functioning  does become streamlined and is more efficient.
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I am on a disability pension. Not much to do. I get great satisfaction in using my knowledge, accumalated over the years. What took years for me to learn, could help save others valuable time, as a paragraph or two could possibly solve their problem.\nIt nice to help others.
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It is likely that the provision was created by men for the benefit of men. wether it benefits women today is a different story. I believe it is allowed for them to live together, but only for the first wife.
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Contact a local Veteran's Service Officer.\nIf your deceased husband was a member of a vetera's organization, they usually have someone there that can help you.\nAlso, you can search the Veteran Affairs website, their link is: http://www.va.gov\nThey have a link for survivor benefits.\nGood Luck
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You have to be 100% VA disability and can only shop on military installations to recieve the tax exempt. If your husband falls into this category then he should contact the Vetrans Administration.
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The military does a great job, it is the leaders of the military industrial complex that does a crappy job.  All military personnel should recieve raises, increased benefits and a strong VA network.
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You don't need a lawyer about veteran benefits.\nContact a local Veteran's Service Officer.\nThere is usually one assigned to your county (sometimes more, depending on the size of your community).\nIf you belong to a veteran's organization, VFW, American Legion, etc.. they usually have someone there that handles veteran benefits.\nEither way, they'll help ypu get the information that you are looking for.\n\nYou can look up what the VA can offer on there website at, http://www.va.gov/\nGood Luck
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It is better, if you are married.
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My husband is active duty, but is able to retire because he has served 20 years. I enjoy being an officers wife. He is often gone, which is a down side, but during those times I am able to bond with my girlfriends. As stated in a previous message when he returns it feels like we are newlyweds. I also enjoy the constant moving. If you move to a place that you dont like, it's no big deal because you know that in two or three years you will be gone. I work also and when he is not home I do not have to rush home to make sure that his dinner is prepared properly and the house is in proper order.
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I have used employee care at Miami Valley Hosp. I would suggest you look into either your employer or your spouse's. Many offer counseling services as an employee benefit. Some health insurance plans offer mental health care (counseling) as part of the ihealth plan. Good luck
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My thesis is on graduated retirement programs. There's a suggestion for a topic.\n\n(I agree though, if you're looking to buy one, tsk tsk - some of us are working hard on ours! No fair!)
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The service man usually has insurance. This could total $50-$100 thousand dollars. If the lady has kids, they have money coming to them until they turn 21 or get married, whichever comes first. She and the children continue to have military health insurance until the kids are 21 or until she turns 65 or get married to a non-service member. There is some money she gets from social security and a little for burial expenses.\n\nThis only applies to service members who are married or have dependents. If not, the parents usually get an insurance check from the government.\n\nTX Guy\nRetired US Air Force
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I think you may mean Social Security? (you hit adjacent keys)/\n\nIf you do and you are in Britain, find the Department of Work and Pensions website and all benefit rates are displayed there. (They go up in April of course). The DWP is the new name for the Department of Health and Social Security/the Benefits Agency (and if you looked up those names, that is why you cannot find them!)
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benefits of what, if you are talking a job, health insurance and a good 401k or ira
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Pension Reforms in India
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What a great question!  A lot of people don't understand that the benefits a company offers will increase your total compensation package.  \n\nAccording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, benefits\naccount for nearly 35%of an employee’s total compensation. Yet, more than half of all employees don’t understand or\nappreciate the value of their employer-paidbenefits.\n\nBenefits include items such as insurance and health benefits,\nsocial security, Medicare, unemployment insurance, workers’\ncompensation, defined contribution, defined benefit, retirement and savings, supplemental pay vacations, holidays and sick leave.