​What is the VA Disability pay chart for veterans with no dependents in 2025? Percentages and rates 

06/02/2025
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CSTVeterans receiving disability compensation from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has seen a 2.5% increase in their monthly payments in 2025.This adjustment, which took effect on December 1, 2024, follows the Social Security Administration’s latest cost-of-living adjustment (COLA).VA disability compensation provides financial support to veterans who sustained injuries or illnesses during their time in service. It also covers conditions that worsened due to service or developed afterward but are still connected to military service. While additional compensation may be available for veterans with dependents, this article focuses on the 2025 pay rates for those without dependents.The VA assigns a disability rating based on the severity of a veteran’s condition, measured on a scale from 0% to 100% in increments of 10%. This rating determines the monthly compensation amount. The evaluation process involves reviewing service treatment records, VA medical records, and private medical documentation related to the veteran’s condition. If multiple disabilities are present, a combined-rating system is used to calculate the total benefit.It is important to note that disability compensation is not automatically granted upon retirement. Veterans must apply for benefits and undergo a VA review. Additionally, ratings are not necessarily permanent; the VA may reevaluate a claim if a veteran’s condition improves or worsens, potentially adjusting the compensation amount accordingly.For veterans without dependents, the monthly compensation amounts for 2025 are as follows:10% disability rating – $175.5120% disability rating – $346.9530% disability rating – $537.4240% disability rating – $774.1650% disability rating – $1,102.0460% disability rating – $1,395.9370% disability rating – $1,759.1980% disability rating – $2,044.8990% disability rating – $2,297.96100% disability rating – $3,831.30VA disability compensation serves as a crucial financial resource for veterans with service-related health conditions.While the 2.5% increase in 2025 helps offset inflation, veterans should be aware that their disability rating and benefits are subject to periodic review. If a condition worsens, it may be beneficial to request a reevaluation to ensure they receive the appropriate level of compensation.