Delizin posted:I don't know anything about the GI Bill transferring. The only thing I could find about it was an article about a law maker attempting to amend the Post 9/11 GI bill in 2013 to add a provision for that, but I couldn't find anything about whether or not that was successful. You can transfer it to your child or spouse, but it's a positive election by the service member, not something that just happens. In the Army it's a retention tool that incurs ADSO. http://www.benefits.va.gov/GIBILL/post911_transfer.asp There are survivor benefits, but the death has to be under certain circumstances. See the DEA link. http://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill/survivor_dependent_assistance.asp
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blue squares posted:So one of the things I am considering post-college is moving to a place like Indonesia where I can easily live on my $360 a month of disability, and try to do some internet stuff for extra cash. Is there any reason why relying on my disability pay while in a foreign country could backfire? I can think of reasons why moving to Indonesia to do some internet stuff for extra cash after graduating college could backfire, but risk to your $360 a month isn't one of them.
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18 months. They'll tell you as you separate.
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