Second best alternative to USAA for car, life, and umbrella insurance?

[Anonymous]

I will no longer have access to my beloved USAA shortly. Is there a second best for the subject needs?

TIA.

[Anonymous]

Why not? USAA doesn't kick you out.

[Anonymous]

Are you sure? Once a member, always (allowed to be) a member, has been my experience.

[Anonymous]

With enough accidents or even one they do kick people out. Had it happen to friends.

[Anonymous]

Or OP might be divorcing the member.

[Anonymous]

Try GEICO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Or OP might be divorcing the member.

This.

[Anonymous]

If you are a member now add a different type of service in your name so that you remain a usaa member (credit card, bank account, etc) regardless of a divorce or loss of auto coverage.

[Anonymous]

erie is pretty good for auto. amica too, although sometimes more expensive. umbrella get from either your auto or your home insurer, life you should get a 20 or 30 year level term policy from a decent company -- not shop every few years.

[Anonymous]

If it's divorce, according to USAA, you can remain a member in this situation:

Un-remarried former spouses of USAA members who have or had a USAA Auto or Property Insurance product while married.

So maybe OP is getting remarried.

[Anonymous]

We have USAA membership through our veteran dads. Do you have some other relative you can use?

[Anonymous]

If you have a military affiliation I would go with Navy Federal Credit. If not then try NorthWest Federal Credit Union. If all else fails go wit GEICO

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If it's divorce, according to USAA, you can remain a member in this situation:

Un-remarried former spouses of USAA members who have or had a USAA Auto or Property Insurance product while married.

So maybe OP is getting remarried.

I'm a remarried former spouse of a USAA member, who still has USAA. Although my ex was a child of military, so maybe it works differently? I had to call and ask a few people, but they decided I could stay.

[Anonymous]

I have travelers home and geico car
I shopped around once for better prices, wasn't sure it was worth the hassle

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If it's divorce, according to USAA, you can remain a member in this situation:

Un-remarried former spouses of USAA members who have or had a USAA Auto or Property Insurance product while married.

So maybe OP is getting remarried.

I'm a remarried former spouse of a USAA member, who still has USAA. Although my ex was a child of military, so maybe it works differently? I had to call and ask a few people, but they decided I could stay.

My husband's ex kept her USAA. She isn't remarried but living with another retired military member. I don't think my husband had to approve it or anything (he would have). I know he had to call or do something for one of the kids, but that was about it and they got it.