VA Insurance Improvement Act amends veterans' life insurance laws to expand eligibility and streamline administrative processes.
The VA Insurance Improvement Act makes several changes to the laws governing veterans' life insurance. It removes the requirement for a service-connected disability to qualify for insurance, allowing veterans to apply before they turn 81. It also includes the Space Force in the eligibility for the Veterans Affairs life insurance program. Additionally, it adjusts the administrative cost reimbursement process for veterans' mortgage life insurance, ensuring costs are properly allocated and reimbursed from the appropriate accounts.
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