01 Mar
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My spouse has a 100% VA disability compensation. It’s due to become permanent in a few years. I would like to start a small internet business or get freelance projects for added income, and also to be self-sufficient. But I don’t want to risk the benefits that he has earned and which we need, especially since I am also handicapped and can only work from home. Some papers floating online say VA compensation is “income independent” as opposed to a pension. But others say no. And what about a partial disability rating like 80%, or if one is 100% only due to being unemployable? Or the rating isn’t permanent yet? Can the spouse work?
Also if a veteran publishes a book or sells a painting on occasion, is that going to be an issue? My husband certainly can’t be employed, but he does enjoy writing fiction as a hobby and other things. He won’t pursue these even if the possible income is small due to the risk to his compensation.
3 Responses
Fred K
March 1st, 2010 at 12:40 pm
1what he makes won’t matter even if he’s at 100% disability if they give him 100% in the first place it won’t drop on what he dose later in life
Marine5
March 1st, 2010 at 6:09 pm
2The Spouse can…the Veteran Can’t ever
on 100% VA Comp…
They are paying him because he is Totally
Disabled and can’t work…DUH !!!!
The VA will prosecute him…recover every
penney paid to him and drop him to “0″ %
and also he will lose his Service Connected
Status forever…
?
March 2nd, 2010 at 12:20 am
3Hell they will help you start a business.
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