You served us. Now see what you and your family have earned.
VA Benefits Calculators is a free set of calculators and eligibility screeners that show you, in real dollars, the VA benefits available to you and your family — including support many veterans never realize they qualify for. Understand your options, then apply with confidence on the official VA website.
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More than a benefits site — it’s your financial planning toolkit
The benefits you earned aren’t a handout. They’re part of what you and your family were promised for your service — and you have every right to understand them and plan around them.
VA Benefits Calculators gives you free calculators and eligibility screeners that show you, in real dollars, the support available to you and your family — including benefits many veterans never realize they qualify for. Use them to picture your financial future, then apply with confidence on the official VA website.
See it in real dollars
Every tool runs on the current VA rate tables, so your monthly, annual, and lifetime figures reflect what you could actually receive.
Screen your eligibility
Check the benefits you may qualify for based on your service, exposure, and situation — including ones no one may have told you about.
Plan for your whole family
Many benefits reach spouses, children, and survivors too. See the full picture so your family can plan together.
New to VA benefits? Start here
A short official overview of how VA disability compensation works — so the calculators and benefit guides below make more sense.
How VA Benefits Calculators works
Four simple steps from "Where do I start?" to applying with confidence.
1Explore your benefits
Browse plain-language guides for all nine major VA benefit categories — from disability to education.
2Estimate what you may receive
Use our free calculators to estimate monthly disability compensation and GI Bill education benefits.
3Ask Albert anything
Chat with Albert, our friendly assistant, for guidance and links to the right official VA resources.
4Apply on VA.gov
When you’re ready, we point you straight to the official VA application pages to file with confidence.
Add it up yourself
Explore VA benefit categories
Clear, up-to-date summaries of the benefits you earned — with direct links to apply on VA.gov.
Run the numbers on your benefits
Free calculators and eligibility screeners — no account, no email, no catch. Each one runs on the current VA rate tables to show you and your family a fast, realistic estimate of what you may receive. Always confirm final figures on VA.gov.
2026 VA benefit rate quick reference
The figures veterans ask about most, in one place — with the regulation behind each one. Every amount is an estimate based on current VA rate tables.
| Benefit | Estimated rate | Governing regulation |
|---|---|---|
| Disability Compensation — 30% | $552.47 / mo | 38 CFR Part 4 |
| Disability Compensation — 50% | $1,132.90 / mo | 38 CFR Part 4 |
| Disability Compensation — 70% | $1,808.45 / mo | 38 CFR Part 4 |
| Disability Compensation — 100% (single) | $3,938.58 / mo | 38 CFR Part 4 |
| 100% + spouse & one child | $4,318.99 / mo | 38 CFR Part 4 |
| TDIU (paid at the 100% rate) | $3,938.58 / mo | 38 CFR §4.16 |
| Pension — single veteran | $17,441 / yr | 38 CFR §3.23 |
| Pension + Aid & Attendance | $29,093 / yr | 38 CFR §3.23 |
| DIC — surviving spouse | $1,699.36 / mo | 38 CFR §3.5 |
| Burial — service-connected death | $2,000 | 38 CFR Part 38 |
| CRDP eligibility threshold | 50% combined | 10 U.S.C. §1414 |
Accuracy safeguard
Every calculator and figure on this site is an estimate based on current VA rate tables, for education and planning only. Your actual rating, compensation, and eligibility depend on your specific medical records, service records, and the evidence in your claims file. This site is not the VA, and no figure here is a guarantee of benefits. For an accredited review of your records, contact The VA Disability Advocate, LLC — Accredited Claims Agent #45147. This is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Why accredited representation matters
If you’ve been denied, underrated, or you’re facing a complex claim, who helps you matters. Here’s the difference accreditation makes.
What accreditation means
A VA-accredited claims agent is federally authorized under 38 CFR §14.629 to represent veterans and go directly into your VA claims file. Unaccredited “claim coaches” legally cannot.
No win, no fee
Your first records review is free, and fees are contingent under 38 CFR §14.636 — you pay nothing up front, and nothing at all unless your claim is won.
Verify #45147
Albert L. Thombs Jr. is Accredited Claims Agent #45147. You can confirm that number directly on the VA’s official Office of General Counsel accreditation search.
Make sure you’re getting all the benefits you deserve
Too many veterans are rated too low or never claim benefits they earned — combat-related compensation, the bilateral factor, dependent allowances, and more. Our accredited claims agents can review your situation and help you file or appeal — your first case evaluation is free, with no obligation.
Trusted by veterans like you
Real stories from veterans who found clarity and confidence.
“I finally understood my disability rating and what my family qualifies for. The estimator gave me a realistic number before I even filed.”
Robert M.
U.S. Army, Retired
“Albert walked me through the GI Bill step by step and linked me right to VA.gov. It felt like having a knowledgeable friend on call.”
Diane T.
U.S. Air Force Veteran
“Everything is in plain English. I went from confused to confident about my home loan and health care options in one afternoon.”
Marcus W.
U.S. Marine Corps Veteran
VA benefits questions, answered
Straight answers to the questions veterans ask most — with the real numbers and the regulations behind them. Every figure is an estimate based on current VA rate tables.
Have a question? Albert is ready to help.
Ask about eligibility, rates, how to apply, or where to find the right form. Albert is friendly, respectful, and always points you to official VA resources.
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