Budget and savings
Find tips for saving, spending and staying on track for your immediate goals.
Service shouldn’t come at the cost of financial security. Our role is to help military families build confidence today, stability tomorrow and lasting security for the future.
Military families face the same economic pressures as everyone else — rising costs, housing, child care. They also face other challenges unique to service, like frequent relocations and deployments. The financial stakes are high, and even more so for younger enlisted families and recently separated veterans.
The 12 months after separating are particularly critical. Income drops, benefits change and new responsibilities collide with financial uncertainty. Plus, the added costs of relocation, inconsistent access to affordable child care and other economic shocks can derail even the best-laid plans.
Financial security is more than numbers on a balance sheet, it’s peace of mind. Our efforts aim to reduce barriers, create lasting resilience and empower families to plan confidently.
Disaster relief, food assistance and tax credits help families weather immediate financial shocks.
Through the USAA Educational Foundation, we provide tools and training to build long-term financial resilience.
We invest over $80 million a year in programs that strengthen financial security across the military community.
We’re reframing support around three phases — today, tomorrow and the future — to ensure families have a roadmap for every stage of their journey.
Find tips for saving, spending and staying on track for your immediate goals.
Learn to manage credit and debt now and in the future.
Learn how to make smart investments that support your long-term goals.