When veterans approached the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for help with managing their benefits, many of them didn’t know that they could face an unexpected consequence. Some vets have lost their right to own a firearm because they were assigned a fiduciary to handle finances. The connection between money management and gun rights sparked intense debate across the country.
Now, there are some major policy changes happening that are reshaping how this rule works. If you or someone you love is a veteran, understanding the VA fiduciary rule could have real financial and personal implications. Here are five facts you need to know now.
