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Get the latest information about the Post-9/11 GI Bill, Montgomery GI Bill, and more military education benefits news. Changes to GI Bill rates, eligibility, transferability, and more are happening all the time, and they’ll all be covered here. Become inspired by the latest stories of servicemembers who are using education benefits to better their lives, and then research the details of the new GI Bill and the Montgomery GI Bill. Here, members of the military will discover how military education benefits really are changing lives, and how these benefits help them achieve their own personal and professional goals.

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Latest News

End of U.S. Combat Mission in Iraq AnnouncedSeptember 01, 2010

Find out about President Obama's announcement the end of the U.S. combat mission in Iraq, and how one of the next steps he sees is to properly care for and support veterans.

1,000th Question Answered on GIBill.com's Ask the ExpertAugust 31, 2010

On August 18, 2010, experts at GIBill.com answered the 1,000th question about GI Bill benefits from a GIBill.com site visitor. The volume of requests for help underscores the level of confusion surrounding the Post-9/11 GI Bill. Soldiers need answers, the expert Q&A is here to help.

Health Care Coverage Expanded for Vietnam VeteransAugust 30, 2010

The VA recently announced an expansion to its list of health problems thought to be related to herbicide and Agent Orange exposures. Vietnam veterans who were exposed should have easier access to disability compensation and health care treatments.

Benefit Program Spotlights

MyCAA Deadlines and Changes Quickly ApproachingAugust 26, 2010

Starting in October, the new MyCAA rules go in place. Find out how eligibility and funding changes impact military spouses.

Changes on the Horizon for TEB?August 23, 2010

Senator Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii) introduced new legislation in the Senate that offers improvements to the Post-9/11 GI Bill. Key improvements include new transfer of benefits options for servicemembers.

Could GI Bill Benefits Change?: A Look at the Senate's Proposed Post-9/11 GI Bill UpdatesAugust 11, 2010

The Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs is debating how to address shortfalls in the Post-9/11 GI Bill to extend benefits to more veterans, simplify benefits calculations, and provide housing allowances to online students. Learn about the proposed changes here.

Features

Increasing GI Bill Awareness at 191 Miles per HourSeptember 01, 2010

What's the best way to let veterans know about their GI Bill benefits? Marketing via NASCAR. Find out what this new partnership means and how the word is spreading about military education benefits.

Recent Blog Posts

September 2, 2010
Do you have to be a full time student to qualify for the housing stipend?  If so, what is considered to be a full time…
September 2, 2010
Hi, I'm currently enrolled for the summer semester (16 Quarter hours) at my school and I need to drop one of my five classes. That…
September 1, 2010
My son was active reserve when he passed in 1999 from a non service related accident. Does his two children qualify for his GI Benefits?…
September 1, 2010
I was honorably discharged October 2000. Can I start school before Oct 2010 and still receive benefits through the duration of the degree? -- Michael…
September 1, 2010
My daughter will start nursing school this year. Will she be eligible for a housing stipend as well as the other educational benefits upon transfer…