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- 1. Veteran Benefits Consulting Firm Helping senior veterans and their surviving spouses qualify for the VA Aid and Attendance benefit. www.veteranbenefitsconsulting.com https://www.facebook.com/VBCFFL/?ref=page_internal
- 2. Our Mission At The Veteran Benefits Consulting Firm, our goal is to help each and every veteran, their surviving spouse and family members, understand all of the benefits that they may be entitled to. We are dedicated to providing guidance and assistance during the assessment phase of the VA application process. VA Accredited Attorneys and Veteran Service Officers will assist with your forms and application for benefits.
- 3. ● Number of pension recipients continually declining, with less than 500,000 receiving pension money in 2016 ● Over 17 million veterans and/or widowed spouses potentially eligible for this financial pension ● Local VA commonly unaware or uneducated on the Aid and Attendance pension and some say such a pension doesn't exist! ● 1 in 3 people among us are Veterans http://www.benefits.va.gov/REPORTS/abr/ABR-Pension-FY16-02242017.pdf 491,685 501,453 516,270 518,566 2016 Recipients 2015 Recipients 2014 Recipients 2013 Recipients Why Now?
- 4. Why Us? ● Our Company Has Over 10 Years Of Experience ● Provide public service for members and their families to learn about VA benefits ● VBC has partnered with a team of VA Accredited Attorneys that assist in this process. ● Over $50,000,000 In Paid Claims ● We’re Able To Qualify Veterans Who Would Normally Be Declined ● We’re Able To File A Fully Developed Claim Electronically ● We Average Between 60-90 Days For Payment ● Our Job Is To Help Them Qualify, Increase Their Income & Keep Them In Your Community ● We Are Turn-Key; Helping Families The Entire Process ● We Work With The Family Right Here In The Community
- 5. The Team Vic@4usveterans.com Toll Free: (877) 896-0181 Local: (850) 835-0348 Fax: (407)210-8252 280 Club House Drive West Freeport, FL 32439 Victor M. Penn Senior Partner Veteran Benefits Consulting Firm KLD080684@gmail.com Cell: 239 -250-2323 Local Representative Naples & Surrounding Areas 4365 16th st NE Naple, FL. 34120 MDomico@4usveterans.com Toll Free: 1-800-882-1980 Cell: 239-877-3318 Fax:239-230-1360 1201 Moore Ave. Lehigh Acres, Florida 33972 Kristin Downey Field Representative Veteran Benefits Consulting Firm Michael D. Domico Account Representative Veteran Benefits Consulting Firm http://www.veteranbenefitsconsulting.com/ 4usventerans.com
- 6. Eligibility Rules & Wartime Dates World War I: April 6, 1917 - Nov 11, 1918 World War II: Dec 7, 1941 - Dec 31, 1946 (Extended to July 25, 1947) Korean Conflict: June 27, 1950 - Jan 31, 1955 Vietnam Era: Aug 5, 1964 - May 7, 1975 Persian Gulf War: Aug 2, 1990 - Date to be prescribed (by Presidential proclamation or law) The Veteran must have served at least 90 days of active military service, one day of which was during a period of war. The Veteran must have received a discharge other than "dishonorable". This is documented by providing a certified copy of the DD Form 214. The Claimant must be a Veteran who qualifies under items 1 and 2 above, or be the surviving spouse of a qualifying Veteran.
- 7. Aid & Attendance Pension MONTHLY Benefit Amounts for 2017 Veteran Veteran with Spouse Veteran with Sick Spouse Surviving Spouse Two Veterans Married $1,794 $2,127 $1,410 $1,153 $2,846 The Pension income is calculated, based on 12 months of future household income, but paid monthly.
- 8. Maximum Allowable Pension Rate (MAPR) The veteran household cannot have income -- adjusted for unreimbursed medical expenses -- exceeding the Maximum Allowable Pension Rate -- MAPR -- for that veteran's Pension income category. If adjusted income is less than the MAPR, the veteran receives a Pension income that is equal to the difference between MAPR and the household income adjusted for unreimbursed medical expenses. The Special Case for Long Term Care Costs: Allows household income to be reduced by 12 months worth of future, recurring medical expenses. Annualized Medical Expenses: Insurance premiums, the cost of home care, the cost of paying any person to provide care, the cost of adult day care, the cost of assisted living and the cost of a nursing home facility.