What is the maximum monthly benefit a veteran can receive under VA Aid and Attendance?

What is the maximum monthly benefit a veteran can receive under VA Aid and Attendance?

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Those amounts are determined by the Department of Veterans Affairs for wartime veterans or for veterans who have passed away whose spouse is still living and needs long-term care. The maximum monthly amount now for 2016 is set at $1,788 per month in cash payment for a veteran. For a spouse of a deceased wartime veteran, that amount is now $1,149 per month. There are different amounts when a veteran has a dependent, which is usually the spouse, and it can be well over $2,000 a month.