Looking for a link for education fees that the government have promised veterans and serving forces personnel

Question

I have heard on the news that the government has granted all serving personnel and veterans support with further education ...a long overdue need for the brave men and woman hoping to carry on with there lives after the time served protecting there country and defending security and human rights in some very demanding operational areas .....I am interested in any details of this funding that the government have made avalible and would like to find a link to the application of this as I have found nothing on any government site or through any education grant site I have looked at ......is this just all smoke and mirrors or is the government stalling this year to save money....again..... or can a eligable party accually apply for this grant for this years coarses....maybe they will be back dated to enclude this years grants.... ha.......anyone got the link ????

Answer 1

If your talking about the GI Bill,

It has been available since WW ll

They didbn't create a new benefit,

They just adjusted the old benefit to pay more.

Answer 2

You should go to whomever you heard this from and questioned your source. If not, Check the VA site and do some research. I would call and just ask vs. coming here and ranting and pointing fingers. We don't make the policies...

Answer 3

Hello, this link should give you the information you are looking for.  The grant you are referring to is the Montgomery G.I. Bill and it is not a new program.  This bill came into existence several decades ago.

Answer 4

Check out military.com they have a bunch of info. on education benefits and a lot of other things.

Answer 5

That looks  good, but the only problem is that they  be unemployed.

Answer 6

What you are referring to is the GI Bill. You obtain these benefits after serving in the military. Some online courses are paid for while still in the service.

Answer 7

are you talking about the GI Bill?

Answer 8

it's not coming in until 2009