60% + 20% + 10% Combined VA Rating = 70%
· 2026 rates
60% and 20% and 10% combine to a 70% VA disability rating — not 90%. VA uses the 38 CFR §4.25 "whole-person" method (exact combined value 71.0%, rounded to 70%).
$1,808.45/mo
2026 VA compensation at 70%, veteran alone (tax-free) · $21,701.40/yr
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How 60% + 20% + 10% combines to 70%
The VA does not add ratings. Under 38 CFR §4.25, each disability is applied to your remaining healthy capacity, highest first. Here is the exact math:
- Conditions entered (sorted high→low): 60%, 20%, 10%
- §4.25 final combine = 71.0%
- Round to nearest 10 → 70%
So 60% and 20% and 10% = 70%, which pays $1,808.45/mo in 2026 (veteran with no dependents). The common mistake is to add the numbers (90%) — VA math always gives a lower result.
70% VA pay with dependents (2026)
| Veteran alone | $1,808.45 |
| With spouse | $1,961.45 |
| With spouse + 1 child | $2,074.45 |
| With spouse + 2 children | $2,150.45 |
Dependent additions apply only at 30%+ combined. Full 70% pay chart →
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