Hello guys! Today, let’s be deliberating on this question: “Can A Child Of A Veteran Get USAA Insurance?”. That’s a question that lost people have been asking us for some time past.

A few years ago, I had the opportunity to answer many distressing questions, and of the question was the one I’m writing about now. That simply means that this post will tell you if a child of a veteran can USAA Insurance or Not.

I will be giving an answer to this again because it is obvious that such questions stills arise in the minds of many people including you, which is a reason you are here.

USAA is the acronym for the United Services Automobile Association. It was founded in 1922 in San Antonio by a group of 25 U.S. Army officers.

The twenty-five U.S. army officers began USAA as a mechanism for mutual self-insurance when they were unable to secure auto insurance because of the belief that they (military officers) were a high-risk group.

They offer services like investments, banking, and insurance to people and families who are serving or served, in the United States Armed Forces. 

In 2018, the company ranked number 100 in the Fortune 500 list of the largest United States corporations by total revenue.

Different Levels of USAA Membership

You must know that not all USAA members are eligible to have their spouses or children become USAA members.

The break down below is for a better understanding of the levels of the USAA membership. Let us see.

1. Level 1 USAA Member: This is a USAA Member with basic checking/savings.
2. Level 2 USAA Member: This is a USAA Member still ith checking/saving but, with the distinction of holding a USAA auto or property insurance.

Therefore, it implies that; the children and spouses of Level 1 USAA Members are not eligible to become a USAA member.

Whereas, children and spouses of Level 2 USAA members are eligible to become a USAA member.

Once you are a Level 2 USAA Member, military status and history no longer matter.  Therefore, in level 2 USAA membership

1. Spouses and children are eligible for USAA Membership.
2. Spouses and children can become Level 2 USAA members and so on.

RELATED: How to Become a USAA Member

Can A Child Of A Veteran Get USAA Insurance

USAA has as well evolved to offering banking and insurance services to past and present members of the Armed Forces, officers and enlisted, and their families.

To the big question of “can a child of a veteran gets USAA insurance”.  The answer is YES. Provided that the veteran has had USAA auto or property/casualty insurance.

But on a contrary, if your father is deceased and did not use USAA for his auto or property/casualty insurance purposes then you are not eligible for membership.

If you are interested in joining the USAA, you should check up on our guide on how to become a USAA member.

Below are further eligibility breakdown from the USAA website;

Benefits of USAA Membership