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Veterans

JustABozoOnThisBus

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3. I second 3Hotdogs' advice: call your representative in Congress.

Reply to marie999 (Reply #2)

Thu Oct 29, 2020, 02:35 PM

Oct 2020

Or, do it as you're arranging to meet with VA.

If bills are coming due, fire all the guns.

Also, meet with the assigned fiduciary. If they're empowered, they can pay the bills while all this is getting straightened out.

The Veterans Administration is pretty good, as long as you can avoid actual administrators.

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Fiduciary account [View all] marie999 Oct 2020 OP

Call, or better yet, GO to your local Congress representative's office. 3Hotdogs Oct 2020 #1

Thanks, I will go to my VAO. marie999 Oct 2020 #2

I second 3Hotdogs' advice: call your representative in Congress. JustABozoOnThisBus Oct 2020 #3

Good news. marie999 Oct 2020 #4