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Veterans Get Relief from Debt Collection Concerns During Pandemic
The Department of Veterans Affairs announced yesterday that they plan to suspend collection actions on veteran debts or, if preferred, extend repayment terms on pre-existing VA debts. In a post on connectingvets.radio.com, reporter Abbie Bennett explained that the announcement follows directions from President Trump. The VA announcement also outlines increased procedural flexibility for benefit claims during the crisis, an accommodation advocated by Congress. Read Ms. Bennett’s post here…
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