Today, I’m here to break down two crucial rules for veterans with current disability ratings: the "55 Rule" and the "VA Disability 10 Year Rule." Understanding these can provide significant peace of mind as you navigate your benefits.

The 55 Rule: If you're 55 years or older, you're generally protected from having to undergo further exams to prove that your condition hasn’t changed, unless there is evidence of fraud. This rule helps ensure stability in your benefits as you age.

The 10 Year Rule: Once your serviceconnected disability has been recognized for at least 10 years, the Department of Veterans Affairs cannot terminate it unless fraud is detected. This offers a layer of security for your longterm benefits.

These rules are designed to protect veterans who are aging or have longstanding disabilities. If you have topics or specific issues you want me to explore or if you need help understanding your benefits, please email me at [email protected]. Your input is invaluable, and I promise to address it on air. Don't forget to tune in for VCA Fridays, where we go all out for the Veteran Citizens Alliance Party. Every Friday is dedicated to empowering veterans in our political system.