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Every year, roughly 200,000 service members transition from active duty into civilian life. Some move seamlessly into careers, education, or retirement. Others struggle with employment, paperwork, housing, or simply redefining […]
Are Veterans Leaving the Military Ready? Read More »
If you think VA will protect the record for you during a Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) meeting, think again. Inside VA’s system, the rule is simple: If it isn’t
100% of Disabled Veterans Agree: Record Every VR&E Meeting Read More »
For veteran entrepreneurs, the start of a new year often brings renewed focus on growth, stability, and opportunity. In 2026, one change stands out as especially important for veterans doing
VetCert Is Fully Operational in 2026 — What Veteran Business Owners Need to Know Read More »
For many veterans, support doesn’t end with benefits paperwork or medical appointments. True well-being also comes from connection, purpose, and the ability to engage fully in life beyond service. As
Veteran Wellness and Recreation Programs Are Expanding — And 2026 Is Shaping Up Strong Read More »
Thousands of veterans just finished school through VA’s Chapter 31 Voc Rehab program—only to find their job-search payments frozen during the government shutdown. VA-accredited attorney Benjamin Krause breaks down why VR&E payments stopped, how much money is on the line, and the exact steps you can take right now to protect your benefits. Read more in our latest report on how the shutdown deepened the VA’s growing VR&E backlog.
VR&E Benefits Freeze Due to VA Shutdown: What Chapter 31 Graduates Can Do Right Now Read More »
Imagine this: you’ve waited months for approval under Veteran Readiness & Employment (VR&E). You finally get your training plan approved, register for classes, and start building your new life. Then—your
Government Shutdown Freezes VR&E: Over 10,000 Veterans Waiting as Counselors Furloughed Read More »
The House recently passed its version of the FY 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), approving approximately $893 billion in defense policy expenditures. Key provisions include a 3.8% pay raise
Defense Bill Boosts Pay, Troop Strength—Veterans Watch the Impact Read More »
The August 2025 jobs report delivered two competing narratives: a national economy showing signs of strain, and a veteran community that continues to hold the line. While the overall U.S.
Veteran Unemployment Holds at 3% While National Rate Climbs Read More »
