USAA

Thanks everyone for your comments. We will be using USAA for our banking and insurance since all of you have had good experience with them and some of you for many years. That is all we needed to hear to be comfortable switching. Thanks again, info is very appreciated! Tara

Fulltimer50 wrote:

Second Chance wrote:

DougE wrote:
Bank is great. Insurance is great, but they don't insure RVs or Motorcycles. They pass them off to Progressive.

Not quite true. They don't insure motorhomes any more, but do insure towables. We have been with USAA (bank and insurance) for over 35 years and they have been great to us - especially when my late wife died in a traffic accident. We are full-timers and they know it. They even placed a letter in our file confirming full-time coverage on us and the fifth wheel.

Rob

USAA uses Progressive for their RV insurance.

All I can tell you is that our RV (fifth wheel) is insured with USAA. Progressive is not involved in any way. Our previous travel trailer was insured with USAA as well.

Rob

If you are not a full-timer, USAA offers excellent RV insurance. If you are a full-timer, USAA offers NO Full Timers insurance. That's why owners end up having to talk to Progressive.

Dont know, but if you go to the USAA web site and try to get an RV quote, they send you to the Progressive web site.

When I had to switch from national general I tried to get USAA on the RV just like the truck. Had to use Progressive. :h

Second Chance wrote:

DougE wrote:
Bank is great. Insurance is great, but they don't insure RVs or Motorcycles. They pass them off to Progressive.

Not quite true. They don't insure motorhomes any more, but do insure towables. We have been with USAA (bank and insurance) for over 35 years and they have been great to us - especially when my late wife died in a traffic accident. We are full-timers and they know it. They even placed a letter in our file confirming full-time coverage on us and the fifth wheel.

Rob

That is so weird. We have USAA Insurance and they insure our Class B. I wonder if its where you live.

Roy&Lynne wrote:

Second Chance wrote:

DougE wrote:
Bank is great. Insurance is great, but they don't insure RVs or Motorcycles. They pass them off to Progressive.

Not quite true. They don't insure motorhomes any more, but do insure towables. We have been with USAA (bank and insurance) for over 35 years and they have been great to us - especially when my late wife died in a traffic accident. We are full-timers and they know it. They even placed a letter in our file confirming full-time coverage on us and the fifth wheel.

Rob

That is so weird. We have USAA Insurance and they insure our Class B. I wonder if its where you live.

Yes - and I forgot to mention this to one of our more adamant posters. Each state has an insurance commission that determines which each insurance company can and cannot do. When I call USAA with an insurance question, they have to transfer me to an agent licensed in Texas to work with me on my policies.

Rob

Second Chance wrote:

Roy&Lynne wrote:

Second Chance wrote:

DougE wrote:
Bank is great. Insurance is great, but they don't insure RVs or Motorcycles. They pass them off to Progressive.

Not quite true. They don't insure motorhomes any more, but do insure towables. We have been with USAA (bank and insurance) for over 35 years and they have been great to us - especially when my late wife died in a traffic accident. We are full-timers and they know it. They even placed a letter in our file confirming full-time coverage on us and the fifth wheel.

Rob

That is so weird. We have USAA Insurance and they insure our Class B. I wonder if its where you live.

Yes - and I forgot to mention this to one of our more adamant posters. Each state has an insurance commission that determines which each insurance company can and cannot do. When I call USAA with an insurance question, they have to transfer me to an agent licensed in Texas to work with me on my policies.

Rob

I assume you mean TX and RV's. My car is registered in TX and we have USAA as our ensurer.

Yup I had motorcycle and RV direct through USAA for a few years. This was in CA and AR. When I moved to Texas I moved my bikes to Progressive and the RV to State Farm. For some reason USAA got crazy with everything.
I have loans with them and they are ok. If you have veteran status I would go Navy Federal for banking. They are open 24/7 for phone calls and they have physical branches in a lot of places.

caysea7254 wrote:
Thanks everyone for your comments. We will be using USAA for our banking and insurance since all of you have had good experience with them and some of you for many years. That is all we needed to hear to be comfortable switching. Thanks again, info is very appreciated! Tara

Nothing against USAA, but if you're not shopping the numbers and doing the comparisons in coverage and other things such as costs and fees among multiple providers, and that goes for banking, insurance, almost anything, good luck. Basing such decisions on anonymous posts on web boards is not the best course of action.

Usaa has no fees. Completely comfortable with them. Insurance we r still comparing. Insurance is a huge headache! Lol