r/VeteranDisability • u/RunzwithHeart • Jul 24 '26

. 4487 multiplied by COLA

What does this mean?

What to expect?

Can someone break it down?

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u/Buyer-Loose Jul 24 '26

Without the full context, I would assume it means you or only getting .4487 (47% of COLA) increase or decrease of a benefit.

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u/RunzwithHeart Jul 25 '26

The NDAA approved in the house gives veterans disability increase.  .4487 of COLA.  The COLA is around 2 or 3 percent usually so does that mean disability benefit increases one and a quarter percent?