To every veteran in Texas: thank you. Veterans Day is a day to honor your service, and we think the best way to say thanks is to help you find what you've earned. This page brings together the day's deals, the story behind the holiday, and benefits many Texas veterans never claim.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs publishes an official yearly list of discounts, free meals, and offers for veterans, families, caregivers, and survivors: 2026 Veterans Day discounts, free meals and offers (VA News).
Most require a valid military ID. See the full DFW list. Offers vary by location and can change, so verify with each business directly. We are not affiliated with these businesses and can't confirm any offer.
Tips: bring proof of service, check whether an offer is dine-in only, call ahead, and go a little early. More in our post Veterans Day 2026 deals and how to use them.
Details and sources: Texas veteran benefits you may have missed. Eligibility rules are set by the agencies that run each program.
Veterans Day vs. Memorial Day: Memorial Day honors those who died while serving. Veterans Day honors all who have served, living or dead. Read more: Veterans Day history. Source: GovInfo.
The VA home loan is one of the most valuable benefits you've earned. Many eligible borrowers can buy with no down payment, and the VA doesn't set a minimum credit score. At Veteran MortgageOne, there is no minimum credit score requirement. Our lowest closed VA loan to date was a 487, a record rather than a typical outcome. Every file is reviewed individually and is subject to underwriting approval.
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Get Pre-QualifiedVeterans Day is Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
Memorial Day honors those who died while serving in the U.S. armed forces. Veterans Day honors all who have served, living or dead, with a special place for the living.
It marks the armistice that took effect on November 11, 1918, which ended fighting in World War I. The day was first observed as Armistice Day and renamed Veterans Day in 1954.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs publishes a yearly list of offers, and local outlets publish regional roundups. Offers vary by location, so verify with each business directly.
Examples include a property tax exemption on a residence homestead for veterans receiving 100% VA disability compensation, and the Hazlewood Act tuition exemption at Texas public colleges. Eligibility rules are set by the agencies that run each program.
Veteran Mortgage One is a DBA of MortgageOne, Inc., NMLS #898812, and an Equal Housing Lender. This article is for general information only and is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Program rules, fees, and eligibility are set by the VA and lenders and can change. All loans are subject to credit approval, underwriting, and property eligibility requirements. Veteran MortgageOne has no affiliation with any business or offer listed on this page.