The VA Aid and Attendance Benefit, otherwise known as the non-service connected pension is soon to be changing in how you can qualify. \u00a0In the past a Michigan veteran could be over the asset limit and still qualify for the VA Benefit by setting up a Veterans Asset Protection Trust, moving the overage of assets into the trust then submitting an application. \u00a0However, the VA had proposed a rule change that would have a\u00a0Three Year Look-back period<\/strong> on veterans or surviving spouses moving assets out of their name.<\/p>\n The new rule change was set to be enacted in February of 2016, however it looks to be pushed back to later in spring according to recent VA Benefit gossip.<\/p>\n Nothing is for sure, but that’s the latest on the buzz about the new look-back period for the VA Benefit.<\/p>\nWhat Does the 3 Year Look-Back Period Mean for Veterans or Surviving Spouses of Veterans?<\/h1>\n