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Yep, it looks like anyone can get a USAA bank account even if they are not military or a spouse/child of a USAA member. https://www.usaa.com/inet/pages/why_cho
by ben1040 15y ago
Yep, it looks like anyone can get a USAA bank account even if they are not military or a spouse/child of a USAA member.
https://www.usaa.com/inet/pages/why_choose_usaa_main https://www.usaa.com/inet/pages/why_choose_usaa_main
USAA's investment products, most checking and savings products, credit cards, life insurance, and shopping and discounts are available to other individuals.
The catch is that the remote check deposit feature is only available to people who are eligible for USAA auto/property insurance, and the criteria for that are the criteria you linked above. Not having remote deposit kind of limits the utility of the account.
- gst 15y agoYou can deposit your checks at UPS stores. If you only rarely use checks this works well as a solution.
- callahad 15y agoI thought remote deposit was available to folks with an insurance product or a line of credit (a simple credit card, for instance) with USAA? Or maybe it was an AND and not an OR? Edit: I'm wrong. It does indeed require that you're eligible for property and casualty insurance, that you have a checking or savings account, and that you have or qualify for a credit card or loan through USAA.