Improving VA's fiduciary program is essential, because it serves a very vulnerable segment of the Veteran population - Veterans who are no longer able to take care of themselves.
Jon Runyan: “Improving VA's fiduciary program is essential, because it serves a very vulnerable segment of the Veteran population…”
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Runyan highlights the importance of improving the fiduciary program for vulnerable veterans.
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