USAA Banking and Insurance Reviews

USAA automobile insurance was initially for military officers only (but open to all military members and fam now). My dad went to the Naval Academy and served during the Cuban Missile Crisis. He completed his term right before troops were "frozen" for Vietnam.

Since my dad had USAA, all family members could also sign up. I was on my dad's policy when I was a kid, and I continued my service when I "grew up."

My first "accident" as an adult with own policy was an uninsured motorist hitting me head on an totaling my 1968 Mustang (and - no I did not buy it new - I'm not that old). My dad explained that...

USAA is an excellent overall insurer. The company has online and telephone service and easy handles people in the US Military and authorized members. I found the rates for home-renters-auto-life all very well priced at the lower end of the scale. House claims however are very easy to file but they shift the burden to the claimer. Police reports, estimates, and even proof of ownership is asked when making a claim. It is often hard to show a picture or come up with a receipt from a past purchase after a fire, flood, or if it was stolen. USAA should warn new insurers of this requirement. I was very...

I guess that's a bit of hyperbole. But I can't think of any organization I have dealt with that is more entitled to a rave.

I became a member of USAA when I was an officer in the US Air Force in the late 1950s. 50+plus years has given me ample opportunity to test the performance of USAA. They have never let me down.

USAA was founded as an insurance exchange to cover the needs of US military officers. The premise appeared to be that the risk of coverage on military bases, where insurance coverage...

We not only have the USAA Auto insurance we also have the Renters Insurance as well because being in the military we move around so much and honestly, if you have ever had military movers, you understand the need for insurance. Not only that, but if you look at where most Army posts are you will see that they are in tornado, hurrican, tsunami and earthquake land. And just knowing that if we are robbed, there is a fire, or any kind of misfortune with our cars, we are covered is a wonderful feeling.

We live in a state/city with huge car insurance (it jumped over a hundred dollars when we moved here)....

I first got a USAA checking and savings account because my husband was active-duty military. They are pretty much a totally online company (unless you live in San Antonio, TX). But that meant I wouldn't always have to close accounts at one duty station and move around my money everytime we PCS'd (move from one duty station to another). You must always use another bank's ATM's which for the most part charge you a fee. USAA reimburses you for all ATM fees incurred. You get a rebate for using your check card for non PIN based transactions.

It's good if you get direct deposit. They give you free postage...

I started with just a credit card with USAA, but before my deployment I opened a checking and Performance Index saving account.  The interest rate was the best that I had ever seen.  They make banking so convenient.  Where else can you make deposit from your computer at home??? Who else send you prepaid envelop to mail your deposit?? Then on top of that there is the rebate and the refunding of ATM fees!!

I also have my mortgage, car loan, and home owner's and car insurances through them. 

When I was buying my home, they were very helpful.  Best customer service I had ever received!!  Definitely...

We switched to USAA after being members of GEICO military and Nationwide insurance. I almost couldn't believe the difference. USAA was over 50% less than GEICO (We used to pay 1800.00 every six months with GEICO Military and USAA's quote was 680 something after sigining up with them it went down by 50.00!)

Thier service is unbelievable, We have had two claims since bieng members and both times I had a direct deposit within 3 days (theft cases- waiting on police report otherwise it wouldhave been sooner)

I recently signed my son up for a first start savings account. It was so easy to set up, my...