11/02/2025
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CSTThe Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) increased disability benefits by 2.5% for 2025. However, the VA’s percentage rate system means that the increase will be different for everyone, so keep reading to know how much you’ll receive this year with a 30% disability rate.When you apply for disability compensation, the VA assigns you a rate depending on the degree to which your condition prevents you from earning significant income. This rate is expressed as a percentage that rises in 10% increments.This rate determines the monthly amount you’ll receive as disability compensation. However, the payment varies depending on your family situation. Below, we break down the payment table for a 30% disability rate.The minimum benefit for a single veteran with no dependents is $537.42 monthly. The maximum payment would be $750.42 per month if you have a child, spouse, and two parents who depend on your income.Here is the full payment table for a 30% disability rate:Veteran without children:Veteran alone (no dependents) $537.42With spouse (no parents) $601.42With spouse and 1 parent $652.42With spouse and 2 parents $703.42With 1 parent (no spouse) $588.42With 2 parents (no spouse) $639.42Veteran with 1 child:Veteran (no spouse or parents) $579.42With spouse (no parents) $648.42With spouse, and 1 parent $699.42With spouse, and 2 parents $750.42With 1 parent (no spouse) $630.42With 2 parents (no spouse) &681.42If you have more than one child under 18, the VA will pay you an additional $31 per month for each. You will also receive an extra $102 for each additional child over 18 enrolled in a qualified school program. If your spouse receives Aid and Attendance, you will receive another $58 per month.Keeping up to date with changes in legislation and all VA notices will allow you to catch any discrepancies between the approved payments and your monthly check. If you notice any differences, reach out to the nearest VA regional office to resolve any potential problems.