H.R. 8627 wants to make rules so that if a mistake happens and veterans get too much money for school from the government, they won't have to pay it back as long as it's not their fault. It also tries to help veterans keep going to school by offering options like waivers and payment plans if they get extra money by mistake.

The Social Security Overpayment Relief Act wants to make it so people don't have to pay back extra money they got from Social Security if it's been more than 10 years since they got it. This is like saying, "If it's been a very long time and nobody noticed, you can keep the extra allowance you weren't supposed to get."

H.R. 9385 says that if the government accidentally gives someone too much Social Security money, and it happened more than three years ago, they usually can't ask for it back unless the person was being naughty or cheated. It's like if you accidentally got an extra cookie three years ago, the teacher can't take it back now unless you took it on purpose.