Veteran Benefits by State: A Guide to State-Specific Resources
Click for Arizona Veteran Benefits Click for California Veteran Benefits Click for Florida Veteran Benefits Click for Georgia Veteran Benefits Click for New York Veteran Benefits Click for North Carolina Veteran Benefits Click for Pennsylvania Veteran Benefits Click for South Carolina Veteran Benefits Click for Texas Veteran Benefits Click for Virginia Veteran Benefits Veterans and Servicemembers make many sacrifices to serve in defense of the country, and in return, the country, and individual states, look for ways to give back to them. In addition to federal-level benefits for Veterans, such as VA healthcare and VA education benefits through the GI Bill, many states also provide state-level benefits for Veterans. Some of these include free or reduced recreation passes, Veterans income tax exemptions, drivers licenses, Veterans hospital locations, and state-run Veterans homes. Some states offer certain benefits to Veterans that others do not. For example, Alabama offers tuition waivers to the dependents of disabled Veterans, while Alaska does not. California offers affordable home loans on a state level through CalVet, while other states rely on the VA for VA backed home loans. This article aims to help Veterans navigate these state-specific benefits by providing a comprehensive overview of what each state