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What's interesting is that normally, USAA (and other banks that tend to cater to government employees) will offer 0% APR loans to those who are impacted by this
by imroot 8y ago
What's interesting is that normally, USAA (and other banks that tend to cater to government employees) will offer 0% APR loans to those who are impacted by this.
There have been quite a few reports of USAA not offering loans to those who are affected by this -- and other credit unions (NFCU) only offering $1000 as a quick loan...
If the banks don't want to deal with the risk of this until the shutdown is over, this makes me believe that the shutdown will last a while.
Interestingly enough, Congresspeople's staff are not getting paid during this break as well -- but the congressfolks are.
- AndrewKemendo 8y agoI am a USAA member and think this is because the military is not losing pay or being furloughed. The DoD is fully funded in this partial shut down. USAA and NFCU, while they do serve government employees, primarily cater to the DoD with these types of programs.