Veterans Advantage Card Benefits Program

The Veterans Advantage Card Benefits Program is a nationwide benefits program developed in 2001 to provide rewards to the members of those who have served in the United States Military including active military members, retired veterans, members of the National Guard and Reserves, as well as the family members of eligible service personnel.

The companies which have partnered up with the program provide preferred pricing on products and services to show their appreciation of military members. Companies that participate in the program range from a wide spectrum of categories including travel, entertainment, home, office, health, business, and financial. There are also benefits offered by both the federal government and participating state governments.

Veterans Advantage Card Benefits Program Review

Eligibility. There are no limitations on the time period of service, the branch of the military, or the rank of the individual to participate in the program. The Veterans Advantage Program offers benefits nationwide to active members and Veterans based on a membership plan. There are three option available for membership and pricing ranges from a one-year membership at $59.95 to a five-year membership at $199.95. Interested individuals can also start a 30-day free trial membership. Trial memberships can be canceled at any time. Family members interested in participating can be enrolled for half the price of a regular membership. Gift memberships are also available for purchase.

Plan Benefits

VA Travel CardIn addition to the many discounts and preferred pricing options for members, each plan also includes:

  • Act now and get your 30-day FREE trial
  • Save thousands: Enjoy everyday savings nationwide
  • Special Insurance coverage: Up to $55,000 insurance coverage at no extra charge
  • Prescription Drug Discounts: up to 65% off medication at no extra charge
  • Free $25 Gift Card with your full membership
  • Personal Attention: Toll-free member support number plus online help

Members will receive a Veterans Advantage ID card in the mail accompanied by a benefits booklet that outlines the programs benefits and lists the many US corporations that participate. Just some of the national companies include:

  • Thrifty Car Rental
  • 1-800-PetMeds
  • T-Mobile
  • AT&T
  • Dunkin Donuts
  • Dell
  • Apple
  • Continental Airlines
  • Overstock.com
  • Barnes & Noble
  • Greyhound
  • Target

State and Federal Benefits

Every state and even some municipalities offer a variety of benefits for program members. There are also federal benefits provided through the card and Veterans Advantage members will receive a compilation of State, Local and Federal Benefits online and sent by e-mail so they can remain informed and up to date.

The program’s website (http://www.veteransadvantage.com/) offers extensive information about the rewards program and provides 24/7 member support services online or by phone. Each month, a new partnership company is put in the spotlight that showcases the discounts being offered by the many participating retailers and businesses. Additionally, there are various resources, articles, and news topics to benefit Veterans, active members, and family members available on the website. Enrollment in the annual membership or 30-day trial program can be completed online and activated instantaneously.

Is Veterans Advantage Worth It?

There is a large variety of participating partners that can make this plan worthwhile, especially since family members can participate. For a few dollars a month, the annual membership can save members on services they normally use and on brand name products they buy. The Veterans Advantage website also features testimonials from other members and a toll free phone number for customer service questions. The 30 day free trial membership may be the best resource for determining whether the program is worth the annual fee.

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Date published: August 26, 2010. Last updated: September 2, 2010.

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Ryan Guina is the founder and editor of this site. He is a writer, small business owner, and entrepreneur. He served over 6 years in the USAF and also writes about money management, small business, and career topics at Cash Money Life. You can also see his Google profile

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