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Free access to veterans benefits

AG Nixon issued a consumer alert today reminding veterans and their families that they don't have to pay when trying to qualify for veterans benefits.

There are a number of companies - "Veterans benefits specialists," insurance companies and others - who charge a fee (or get some other kind of gain) from helping consumers wade through the complicated process of applying for benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs, or VA.

But there are accredited organizations who will provide that service for free. They'll help with the paperwork, make sure you provide all the info required, hit your deadlines, etc.

There's nothing illegal about charging veterans / family members / widows a fee for this help, but just know that the help is available for free. Pass this along to veterans who may be appyling for benefits in the near future.

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Posted by Travis on June 24, 2008 10:11 am :: Comments (0) :: Permalink

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