Overview of VA Disability Compensation
For veterans with a 90% VA disability rating in 2025, the monthly compensation varies according to dependent status. It’s essential to understand how these rates work to better plan your finances and ensure you’re receiving the benefits you deserve.
Monthly Compensation for Veterans
for the $3,000 Special Allowance
The basic monthly pay for a veteran alone with no dependents is approximately $2,297.96. When a veteran has a spouse, the amount increases to about $2,489.96. For those with a spouse and one child, the compensation rises to around $2,630.96. Adding each additional child under 18 contributes an extra $95.00 to the monthly payment.
Additional Benefits for Dependents
If the veteran’s spouse qualifies for aid and attendance benefits, an extra $176.00 gets added to the monthly pay, further supporting the family’s financial health. For example, a veteran with a spouse and two children under 18 would receive $2,630.96 for the initial two dependents, plus $95 for the additional child, totaling about $2,725.96 monthly. Moreover, support for additional dependent parents can also enhance the benefits received, showcasing how dependent status can significantly impact total monthly disability pay.