USAA opens up eligibility

November 30, 2009 By
Posted in Life in the Military, Veteran Benefits

I have written about the great benefits of a USAA membership on this site before. When it comes to insurance, etc. nobody can touch what they offer. When you see the Progressive, Geico, etc. insurance commercials, pay attention. You will never see them compare themselves to USAA, becuase they cannot compete with USAA.

Well USAA has now opened up their eligibility to more potential members. If you qualify, I strongly urge you to check them out.

USAA membership is now open to anyone who has honorably served in the U.S. military.

Starting with our first eligibility expansion in 1923, the USAA family has grown by embracing an ever-larger portion of America’s active duty, retired and separated military members. Each time, we have been careful to ensure that USAA has the financial strength, the staff and the technology to maintain our high standards for exemplary member service, competitive pricing and value. Opening our doors today to all veterans who have honorably served, regardless of dates or length of service, fulfills our mission and leaves no one behind.

If you know veterans who honorably served but haven’t become USAA members, please share this news with them by checking out www.usaa.com so that they may know the value of USAA and, by joining, their spouses and children can enjoy the benefits of membership as well.

12 Responses to USAA opens up eligibility

  1. I have been a member of usaa since 1970. My husband (now deceased) was an army officer. My father served in the army during world war II. He passed away in 1973. Can his daughter (my sister) become a usaa member?

    Thanks

  2. if my deceased father served in military, can i get insurance with usaa?bosom o

  3. if my deceased father served in military, do i qualify for usaa insurance

  4. Kenneth Laughinghouse

    My father is deceased, retired Mstr Sarg Army.As his son am I eligable for USAA ?

  5. marialyce v bumpus

    My father served in the navy, but is now deceased, I don’t think he was a member, can I become a member? My son is a member and in the national guard.

  6. Victoria Lewis

    Hi ,

    Both my brothers served in the military , can I join usaa?

    Victoria Lewis

  7. Hello,
    My father served in WWII and is deceased. I am his adult daughter, divorced in 1986 and not remarried. His death was a year after my divorce. Do I qualify for insurance?

  8. This is a bogus story. I called usaa today as I am a widow of a veteran who served 20 yrs, worked for homeland security and passed away while still employed. I was asked a couple of questions and quickly connected me to progressive ins co for a quote. What is the deal with this? why am I not eligible to get USAA ins. I think this sucks.

  9. Did anyone try contacting USAA to change their policies? I’d like to start a petition or something and I wrote to customer service, but the only thing they said was that their enrollment changes from time to time and keep checking back. I find it rather confusing that USAA is for military & immediate family, but people are still denied b/c their deceased loved ones didn’t register for USAA. My mother and I were denied membership even though my father (now deceased) served in the Army for over 20+ years, and my brother (also deceased) served for 20+ years in the Navy.

  10. ARETHE CHILDREN OF WW11 VETERANS ELIGBLE TO JOIN USAA? HE RECEIVED THE PURPLE HEART ABD WAS A BATAAN DEATH MARCH SURVIVOR WHO WAS ON 100 DISABILITY
    DONNA W

  11. My father was a twenty year retired veteran, disabled served from 1941-1961. Am I eligible?

  12. you can only join if your relative..father, mother or grandparents were registered members.

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