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Comment on VA Lump Sum Payment?? by Richard Morse

Richard Morse — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 16:15:46 +0000

can i get some money

Comment on VA Lump Sum Payment?? by Richard Morse

Richard Morse — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 16:12:33 +0000

do i qulify

Comment on Anybody out there recieve a injury settlement for whiplash? by Martin

Martin — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 06:14:22 +0000

la428282 you seem to think that soft tissue is not a real injury and just throwing chump change should be enough I wish you would live in my shoes and feel the pain that wakes me up in the middle of the night The constant pain that I feel in my back 24/7 I asked the doctor if they have a cure for the bulging disk he said no Now do I have to get injections in my back for life or just a few years ? New bed pillows all in an attempt to make my pain less “Its just whiplash” is such a condescending blanket term Everyone heals differently and handles pain differently Most people are not looking to hit the lottery they are looking to get any future medical treatment paid for a period of time and not to mention for the injury that was caused by a reckless driver

Comment on Six Ways an Insurance Adjuster Will Reduce Your Car Accident Settlement by jimmy

jimmy — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 07:52:17 +0000

i been rear ended with 3 teenage passengers. We all been to ER and was released with minor bruisis. Chiro say the teens are fine after 1 month and i dot have an atterney. However, my question is will it b safe to negotiate with an adjustor for the teens? Im the driver who really suffers neck n back pain. What should we do as A family?

Comment on How does a personal injury settlement (lump sum payment) effect a recipient’s eligibility for? by derrick rucker

derrick rucker — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 15:06:18 +0000

i am recipient of section 8, since july 2007. i was taking a medication called seroquil. i was later given a diagnosis:diabetes. i am at the the end point of a settlement (2 months), and they have made a settlement of $15,000 minus the third for the attorneys. what do i do to protect the settlement and my sec. 8 at the same time?

Comment on Has anyone ever heard of "cashing in" your va benefits that are paid monthly, for a lump sum payment? by Aydin Hamouni

Aydin Hamouni — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 23:47:13 +0000

Here is an update on my previous post. Since we have answered this question on this blog our website has received over 4000 hits through this blog based on Google analytics. Since the launch of our company, we have been receiving an overwhelming number of requests from our VA Benefit recipients customers. We have launched our all new sister company http://www.VeteransBenefitLeverage.com which is dedicated exclusively to our veterans.
we have continuously made changes and upgrades to better serve our disabled veterans. Our new system has expedited funding time to just three weeks. We have improved our customer service to better serve the overwhelming number of requests we have been receiving. We take pride in knowing that we do our very best while keeping in mind that we are virtually the only company in the world offering such service to those who gave everything.

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Veterans Benefit Leverage
aydin@veteransbenefitleverage.com

Comment on VA Lump Sum Payment?? by Aydin Hamouni

Aydin Hamouni — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 16:34:48 +0000

http://www.VeteransBenefitLeverage.com does just that

Comment on Has anyone ever heard of "cashing in" your va benefits that are paid monthly, for a lump sum payment? by Aydin Hamouni

Aydin Hamouni — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 19:26:00 +0000

Hello John. There are NO laws against cashing in your VA benefit. My company does just that and we do 100s of these per month.. We also fund VA pensions and disabilities with no credit consideration. Go to our website, get a quote and see what you are entitled to. If you have any questions, please feel free to give me a call. My direct number is 760-681-1954 and our website is http://www.webuymilitarypensions.com

Good luck sir

Comment on Has anyone ever heard of "cashing in" your va benefits that are paid monthly, for a lump sum payment? by John

John — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 21:59:27 +0000

I believe it would help. If I could cash in 10Yrs for 80% it would allow me to prosper in the current economy (I’m moving to all cash versus timed payments etc) and It would also help the economic scenario facing the government and the people now.

Unfortunately, It would not work for everyone (those who need baby sitting or have poor management skills. In addition the amount of Political BS that would mount up to make a simple decision would be Cost prohibitive

Comment on Has anyone ever heard of "cashing in" your va benefits that are paid monthly, for a lump sum payment? by Sarge502

Sarge502 — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 19:06:01 +0000

VA Disability compensation cannot be sold due to a law passed by congress in 2003. Predatory lending companies were taking advantage of veterans receiving these benefits and ruined the practice for everyone! At the time there were a FEW reputable firms buying portions of your VA Disability compensation at a fair rate. It only takes a few idiots to ruin it for everyone. I have bad credit due to divorce while serving in the Army and needed a loan for a home and missed the “cut-off” because of this new law by three months.

Secondly, VA Disability Compensation does NOT “fluctuate” according to income levels. This is true with the “old” system but the current VA Compensation system pays a set amount per service member and per dependent until that dependent turns 18. It will not change unless a dependent turns 18 or your rating percentage changes.