For soldiers who are unable to work due to a disability caused by their military service, making ends meet on the benefits they receive from the government can sometimes prove to be extremely difficult. The Social Security Disability Lawyers with Newlin Disability say a new tool may now be able to offer some assistance to disabled veterans, though.
According to an article published by The Washington Post, several organizations are partnering to allow veterans to use an online tool to evaluate their Social Security benefits to ensure they receive all the assistance they qualify for. Better yet, the tool is being offered to veterans free of charge today only.
To use the system, a veteran must only log onto a webpage that hosts the tool. They then input their data into the tool, and records are evaluated to ensure the veteran receives their maximum benefits.
Surveys have shown this tool to be vital, considering a majority of soldiers and veterans are uneducated in the details surrounding their Social Security benefits. Nearly nine out of ten veterans were unaware of the significant increase they would receive if they waited until they were 70 years old to collect.
The law firm and their team of Veterans Social Security Disability Lawyers would encourage all veterans to take advantage of this free service today to ensure they are getting the benefits they deserve.
