Originally Posted by
Jetjok
I can understand the frustration of guys who have had their USAA homeowner rates doubled, but at the same time, understand that USAA is in the business to: 1) maintain profitability; and then 2) to offer insurance, investment, and banking products to their members. After all USAA is an association, not a mutual aid society.
...but I doubt if I'll be swayed just to save some bucks.
Originally Posted by
Jetjok
So, bright and early this morning I went on-line, and using my browsers' search function I typed "auto insurance reviews", preceded by: 1) "progressive"; then 2) "geico"; then 3) "state farm"; then 4) "Allstate"; etc, etc. You get the idea. Anyway, that brings up reviews from policy holders and individuals who had claims against said insurance companies. To make a long story short, I'm done looking and will continue my association with USAA.
I think you might have forgotten to add USAA to that search, or at least forgotten to look at the dates of those reviews (remember that USAA has only recently started to go south). Do you consider any of what you're hearing in this thread as a "review"? I understand customer loyalty, but from what you've said above you obviously don't care what USAA charges you--you're the perfect customer. Not that I care, you can do what you want with your money, but I'm not going to line USAA's pockets with my money when the comparative savings is extremely substantial from reputable companies.