As a veteran, it’s crucial to know that each state values its local veteran residents and offers specific benefits programs to support them. These state-specific benefits can supplement federal benefits and provide additional assistance.
At USMilitary.org, we understand that navigating the world of veteran benefits can be overwhelming. That’s why we’ve compiled a comprehensive resource outlining the state-specific veteran benefits available to you and your family. Note that these benefits are subject to change and updated annually.
State veteran benefits can cover a wide range of services, including education, cash bonuses, health care, property tax exemptions, and more. For example, some states offer tuition waivers or scholarships for veterans and their family members. Others provide low-interest loans for home purchases or repairs. Some states also offer tax breaks and discounts for veterans or their surviving family members, as well as assistance with employment or starting a business.
We are dedicated to helping veterans access the benefits they deserve. If you have any questions about state-specific benefits, don’t hesitate to contact our team or your local Department of Veterans Affairs (DoVA) office. We are here to support you in any way we can.
In summary, as a veteran or family member, exploring state-specific benefits is critical. These benefits can provide additional support and supplement federal benefits. USMilitary.org is committed to helping you access the support you deserve. Contact us or your local DoVA office if you have any questions.
Select Your State to See Veteran Benefits
Alabama | Indiana | Nebraska | South Carolina |
Alaska | Iowa | Nevada | South Dakota |
Arizona | Kansas | New Hampshire | Tennessee |
Arkansas | Kentucky | New Jersey | Texas |
California | Louisiana | New Mexico | Utah |
Colorado | Maine | New York | Vermont |
Connecticut | Maryland | North Carolina | Virginia |
Delaware | Massachusetts | North Dakota | Washington |
Florida | Michigan | Ohio | West Virginia |
Georgia | Minnesota | Oklahoma | Wisconsin |
Hawaii | Mississippi | Oregon | Wyoming |
Idaho | Missouri | Pennsylvania | |
Illinois | Montana | Rhode Island |