Medicaid cuts would hurt military families, too, advocates say.

Retired Navy Lt. Cmdr. Anthony Putney recalls often waiting for months before his severely disabled daughter Lily could be enrolled in Medicaid after they made the military move from state to state. That meant no health coverage for... Read More

VA celebrates National Family Caregivers Month

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is commemorating National Family Caregivers Month this November by honoring the service of 5.5 million family members... Read more

Why Did My Credit Score Drop?

If you noticed your credit score has gone down since the last time you reviewed it, there’s probably a good reason. To make sense of it, compare these common reasons for a drop in a credit score to how a new creditor might interpret those actions or behaviors. Read more

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VA loans for those with bad credit or late payments

When talking of the VA loan program, there’s one thing that’s certain, among the various advantages of the VA loan program, the Department of Veterans Affairs did not create minimum credit score to be qualified for a loan. This implies no specific credit score is required from a borrower when applying for a loan, however, the term bad credit was established by lending companies with their own goals and requirements to be qualified for a loan. Such requirements are known to be highly subjective which makes investors coming up with different requirements for their lending services which makes it difficult to approve VA loans for those with bad credit or late payments.

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