Veteran Programs · Benefits & Discounts DirectoryPrivate information service — not a government agency
Eligibility Lookup
Find the benefits and discounts you already earned
Three questions. No cost, and nothing to sign today.
Who are we looking up benefits for?
Which state do you live in?
What do you need help with first?
Here is where to start
Open the directory below to read every program record and the discounts index.
Open the DirectoryHome Windows Assistance Program
Based on your answers, the Home Windows Assistance Program is the record to read first. It is open to Veteran homeowners in {{q2}}, including surviving spouses.
Open the RecordBathroom Remodel Assistance Program
Based on your answers, the Bathroom Remodel Assistance Program is the record to read first. It is open to Veteran homeowners in {{q2}}, and a service-connected rating may open more options.
Open the RecordRoofing Assistance Program
Based on your answers, the Roofing Assistance Program is the record to read first. Licensed roofers in {{q2}} inspect and quote the work at no cost to you.
Open the RecordCash Out Equity Assistance Program
Based on your answers, the Cash Out Equity Assistance Program is the record to read first. VA-backed options are issued by approved lenders in {{q2}} and need a Certificate of Eligibility.
Open the RecordDebt Relief Assistance Program
Based on your answers, the Debt Relief Assistance Program is the record to read first. You do not need to own a home, and licensed providers serve {{q2}}.
Open the RecordWill and Burial Assistance Program
Based on your answers, the Will and Burial Assistance Program is the record to read first. Burial benefits are tied to your service record, so the DD-214 is where it starts.
Open the RecordDiscounts & Everyday Savings
Based on your answers, start with the discounts index. Property tax relief in {{q2}} and your County Veterans Service Officer are usually where the real money is.
Open the RecordProcess
How This Tool Works
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Answer three questions
Who we are looking up, the state you live in, and what is costing you the most right now.
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Read the record
Every program has a record page: what it covers, who qualifies, and the documents you will be asked for.
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Take it to the source
When you are ready you are pointed to licensed local providers, or to the official process at the agency that runs it.
Directory
Benefits Directory
Program records grouped by what they help with. Open any record to see what it covers and who qualifies.
Housing AssistanceHome Windows Assistance ProgramSwap drafty, single-pane windows for new energy-saving ones — and make the whole house easier to heat and cool.Open Record →
Housing AssistanceBathroom Remodel Assistance ProgramMake the bathroom safe again — walk-in showers, grab bars, and non-slip floors built for getting older at home.Open Record →
Housing AssistanceRoofing Assistance ProgramFix the leak or replace the roof before the damage moves inside the walls and gets expensive.Open Record →
Housing AssistanceCash Out Equity Assistance ProgramTurn part of the value you already built in your home into cash you can use — including VA-backed options.Open Record →
Debt & Financial SupportDebt Relief Assistance ProgramOne plan and one payment instead of five cards, five due dates, and five phone calls.Open Record →
Burials & MemorialsWill and Burial Assistance ProgramPut your wishes in writing and hand your family the paperwork they will need — before they need it.Open Record →
Discounts
Discounts Directory
Fees you can stop paying and prices you only get if you ask. Grouped by where the benefit comes from.
Commissary, Exchange and Military ShoppingEducation and TrainingHealth Care and PrescriptionsHome Loan CostsHunting, Fishing and State ParksNational Parks and Federal RecreationProperty Tax ReliefRetail, Restaurants and Everyday ShoppingState Veteran Benefits OfficesTravel, Auto and Wireless
VA Benefits
VA Benefits Directory
The official programs behind these records — compensation, pension, life insurance, and support for caregivers and survivors.
Caregiver and Survivor SupportDisability CompensationLife Insurance (VALife)Pension and Aid & Attendance
Reference
Eligibility at a Glance
A quick comparison across every program record. Each record page has the full requirements.
| Program | Veteran | Spouse | Surviving spouse | Must own home | DD-214 needed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home Windows | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Bathroom Remodel | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Roofing | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Cash Out Equity | Yes | — | Some cases | Yes | Yes |
| Debt Relief | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Will and Burial | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
Paperwork
What You Will Be Asked For
You do not need any of this to look. You will need most of it to finish.
DD-214Your discharge paperwork. It proves your service and your discharge type. Discharged recently? Pull it from milConnect. Everyone else requests it free from the National Archives — online through eVetRecs, or by mailing Standard Form 180. A surviving spouse, parent, child, or sibling can request it for a deceased Veteran.
Proof of residenceA utility bill, mortgage statement, or tax notice showing the home is yours and you live in it.
Certificate of EligibilityOnly for VA-backed loan options. Approved lenders can pull it for you in minutes once they have your service details.
VA award letterOnly if you have a service-connected rating. It can open extra options and can waive certain fees.
Questions
Questions Veterans Ask First
Is this a government website?No. Veteran Programs is a private advertising and information service. We are not the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense, or any other government agency, and we are not endorsed by them. We point you toward programs, discounts, and licensed providers.Does the finder decide whether I qualify?No. It points you to the record that best matches your answers. Eligibility is decided by the agency, lender, or provider that runs the program — never by us.Do I need my DD-214?To look, no. To finish, yes — it is how you prove your service. If you cannot find yours, you or your family can request a copy from the National Archives.What if my discharge was General, not Honorable?A General Discharge under honorable conditions is accepted for most programs in this directory.Can a surviving spouse use this?In many cases, yes. Each record says whether surviving spouses may be eligible, and the comparison table above shows it at a glance.What does it cost to check?Nothing. The tool is free, and you are never obligated to move forward.
Your service earned you options. Go look them up.
Program records and a discounts index in one place. Free to use, and nothing to sign today.
DisclosureThis is not a government websiteVeteran Programs is a private advertising and information service. We are not the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense, or any other government agency, and we are not endorsed by them. We are not a lender, contractor, insurer, or debt relief provider. All services are performed by independent licensed third parties. Eligibility and availability vary by state and by provider. Discounts described on this site are offered at the discretion of the businesses and agencies that provide them and can change at any time.
