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Some veterans are surprised to learn that their military retirement pay is reduced by the amount of VA disability compensation they receive. This is due to the VA Waiver, often called the "wounded veteran tax." Join us as we discuss what the VA waiver is and why it exists, who qualifies for CRDP, how combat-related special compensation (CRSC) differs from CRDP, the latest updates from Congress, and more. Veterans with service-connected disabilities should understand how these overlapping benefits impact their retirement income and what options may be available if CRDP doesn't apply.

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0:00 Introduction
0:48 Understanding the VA Waiver
1:18 What is CRDP?
1:44 CRDP Eligibility
2:02 Who CRDP Doesn't Cover
2:26 Combat-Related Special Compensation (CRSC)
2:48 Tax Implications and Financial Impact
3:07 Legislative Efforts and the Major Richard Star Act
3:30 Importance of Understanding Your Benefits
3:48 Conclusion