Yup, and their customers tend to be the same current or former soldiers who are told they can't be "political" (back in my day anyway), so they don't get involved in these issues.Steve M wrote:USAA is a great financial company, BUT, it's run by the same former Generals who don't trust soldiers with CHLs to carry on post, even in the face of the "Traitor Hasan" Fort Hood Massacre and other "mad shooter" tragedies.
I want my bank to be "risk adverse" when it comes to my money, but when it comes to my safety in their facility their "we don't trust you with guns" mindset is unforgivable.
Lots of us former soldiers are getting more involved, though. I remember the proud day when I was promoted to the kind of "PFC" that outranks any general.
I had USAA when I was active duty 25 years ago. I switched back not long ago, much cheaper than GEICO. I just added an old truck I worked on and got running, $97 for six months for liabilty only.
I only deal with them online so I don't see their 30.06 signs. I don't like them an dI'll be sure to tell them so. Lots of active and veterans in my family and friends. I almost told a bunch of people how much money I saved, I decided not to because of their policies. I'll tell them that too.