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Start Preparing for the Next Government Shutdown Now, Before It’s Too Late
By Kate Horrell ·
Military.com - Benefits
· Tuesday, December 2, 2025
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Start Preparing for the Next Government Shutdown Now, Before It’s Too Late
A government shutdown may be looming and individuals are advised to start preparing now. It is recommended that preparations be made ahead of time to mitigate any potential effects of a shutdown. Further details on how to prepare for a potential government shutdown are available from Military.
com - Benefits, which provides information and resources for those who may be impacted by a shutdown.
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Our analysis For veterans and military families who rely on VA benefits and services, preparing for a potential government shutdown is crucial to minimize disruptions to their daily lives. A shutdown could impact the processing of disability claims, GI Bill payments, and other benefits, leaving many without essential financial support. Veterans who are currently receiving benefits should review their financial plans and make necessary adjustments to ensure they can weather a potential shutdown. Additionally, those who are in the process of applying for benefits should be aware that a shutdown could delay their claims, and plan accordingly. The Veterans Crisis Line, reachable by calling 988 then Press 1, or texting 838255, is also available for those who may be experiencing stress or anxiety related to a potential shutdown. By taking proactive steps now, veterans and military families can better navigate the challenges posed by a government shutdown and ensure their continued well-being.
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