Janet salutes all Veterans for the dedication and patriotism that provides the freedoms we all get to enjoy as Americans. She also highlights many of the programs put in place to support our Veterans during and after their service has concluded. Programs like the GI Bill which provides benefits and reimbursements for education. In fact, Janet lists 13 different programs created just for Veterans. Give it a listen and pass it along to anyone who has stepped up and enlisted in the armed forces. We owe them all a debt of gratitude and on Monday, we salute each and every man and woman who has served to make the world safer.

1. GI Bill: Financial assistance for education, covering tuition and fees for colleges, universities, vocational, and technical schools.
2. Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E): Services for veterans with service-related disabilities to help them prepare for, find, and maintain suitable employment.
3. Veterans Health Administration (VHA): Comprehensive health care services, including preventive care, mental health support, and specialized treatments for service-related injuries.
4. VA Home Loan Benefits: Access to low-interest home loans without the need for private mortgage insurance, making homeownership more accessible.
5. Veteran-Owned Small Business Program: Resources and support for veterans looking to start or grow their own businesses, including access to capital and mentorship.
6. Disability Compensation: Financial compensation for veterans with service-related disabilities, providing monthly payments based on the severity of their condition.
7. Pension Benefits: Financial assistance for low-income veterans who meet certain age or disability criteria, helping to ensure a basic level of income.
8. Life Insurance: Various insurance options specifically designed for veterans, including Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance (S-DVI).
9. Education and Training Programs: Additional support for apprenticeships, on-the-job training, and other educational opportunities beyond the GI Bill.
10. Mental Health Services: Specialized programs addressing PTSD, depression, and other mental health issues, including the Veterans Crisis Line for immediate support.
11. Transition Assistance Program (TAP): Resources and support for transitioning service members, providing information on benefits, job search strategies, and more.
12. Family Benefits: Access to benefits for spouses and dependents, including education assistance, health care, and counseling services.
13. Tax Benefits: Certain tax exemptions and deductions available for veterans, including property tax exemptions in some states.