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I learned that my SSDI benefits expire soon, due to my age/Anticipated Retirement Age. Does my VA disability benefits expire too? When will that meager amount stop coming? It isn't much but it DOES make a difference, to me.
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The only thing that will change your disability payments is if an evaluation takes place that increases, decreases your disability rating or deems that the disability is no longer present.
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PFC John Behrman
I would add that it is rare for the VA to require a revaluation on it's own. Normally those take place if you have filled for either a secondary claim or requesting a revaluation for the SC disability for a increase. Either way, even if it is reduced, it never expires.
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SSDI stops at age 65 because SS retirement starts at age 65.
VA only changes if a re-evaluation.warrants a change.
VA only changes if a re-evaluation.warrants a change.
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SPC John Moeller After the VA has made its original determination, the monetary benefits continue to be paid to the veteran as long as the disability continues. In certain circumstances, a veteran's disability may be re-evaluated or re-examined, after which the disability rating may be increased, decreased, or remain the same.
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