Wartime veterans and their surviving spouses could be entitled to government benefits they aren’t receiving.It’s for that reason Webb House is holding a seminar next week to help veterans determine if they could be getting extra money each month. The seminar is being presented by RidgeBrooke Retirement Planning financial advisor Alan Kirby.Wartime veterans could qualify for up to $2,085 per month, while surviving spouses may receive up to $1,130 per month.“A requirement is you must have served in the military during a time of war,” said Webb House administrator Rick Webb. “It’s not necessary that you were active in the war, just that you served during a time of war.