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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 235: Autopsy-Turvy
ChaosTonyV4 08/21/19 7:21:13 PM #310:	Im also a disabled Vet with a cumulative rating of 30%, but I was downgraded and Im in the process of getting MRIs to fight it. I just think its wild some people can get almost 40 grand a year tax free (at 100%), plus the GI Bill and manage to rack up student loan debt. Its hard to tell how or why it managed to get up to hundreds of millions. Corrik7 posted... When did the GI Bill start? Does it apply to before entering the military? No, it starts at the end of your service, but while on Active Duty there are a ton of a loan forgiveness/tuition assistance programs (I took around 30 credit hours for free my last year in) that let you go to school without even using your GI Bill. --- Phantom Dust. "I'll just wait for time to prove me right again." - Vlado <cite>ChaosTonyV4 posted [p:926375366] in Politics C... [t:77943564]...</cite> <quote>Im also a disabled Vet with a cumulative rating of 30%, but I was downgraded and Im in the process of getting MRIs to fight it. I just think its wild some people can get almost 40 grand a year tax free (at 100%), plus the GI Bill and manage to rack up student loan debt. Its hard to tell how or why it managed to get up to hundreds of millions. <cite>Corrik7 posted...</cite> <quote>When did the GI Bill start? Does it apply to before entering the military? </quote> No, it starts at the end of your service, but while on Active Duty there are a ton of a loan forgiveness/tuition assistance programs (I took around 30 credit hours for free my last year in) that let you go to school without even using your GI Bill. --- Phantom Dust. "I'll just wait for time to prove me right again." - Vlado</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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