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How we research, review, source, and correct the content on Military Transition Toolkit.
Last updated: August 3, 2026
Veteran benefits, VA disability claims, and transition planning are consequential decisions. The wrong information can cost thousands of dollars in compensation, miss critical filing deadlines, or leave service members without healthcare during the most vulnerable months of transition.
We take that seriously. This page documents how we produce content, what sources we rely on, when our information is verified vs. interpretive, and how to flag corrections.
Much of our content falls into the category Google calls YMYL — "Your Money or Your Life". This includes VA disability claims, healthcare benefits, financial planning, mental health, and legal matters.
For YMYL topics we hold ourselves to higher standards: more rigorous sourcing, more conservative framing, and a default toward referring readers to qualified professionals (VSOs, attorneys, mental health providers) for case-specific decisions.
No piece of content on this site replaces working with a VA-accredited claims agent, an attorney admitted to your state bar, a licensed mental health provider, or your treating physician. Read our guide on which professional to call.
Each blog post displays its publish date and, when applicable, a most-recent-update date.
If you find a factual error, an outdated rate or threshold, a broken regulation citation, or content that conflicts with current VA or DoD guidance — please tell us.
Email: jacob@formationlabs.dev
Include the URL of the page, what specifically is wrong, and a primary source that supports the correction if available. We aim to acknowledge corrections within 48 hours and resolve them within 7 days.
When a published post is materially corrected (not just a typo or formatting fix), we add an updated date to the post header so readers know the content has been revised.