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Deployment

There's a lot to do before you ship out. Ensuring that your family and belongings are taken care of can make the transition easier, both before you leave and after you're back home.

Start planning for deployment today.

Every deployment is different, but being prepared for the challenges you and your family may face can make it easier to manage.

If you need help, mention “deployment” when calling our dedicated team at 877-2-DEPLOY (877-233-7569), available when you are.

 

See the deployment checklist

The basics of deploying

If you're getting ready to deploy, make sure you and your family are prepared for the time you're away and to ease the transition when you return.

  1. 10 things to do before deployment
  2. 6 powers of attorney that benefit military members
  3. Money management tips for deployment
  4. How do I get the help I need after deployment?

 

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Life insurance features for the military

Not all life insurance is designed for the military, like coverage during wartime and severe injury benefits. You may need to supplement your SGLI or other policies  before you deploy.

Learn more about life insurance for the military

Is SGLI enough for your financial goals?

Vehicle storage savings

If you're planning to store your car while you're deployed (or for any other reason), you could be eligible for discounts on your auto insurance.

Learn more about storing your vehicle

Read more about storing your vehicle while on duty

Uniforms and gear coverage

Check if your renters or homeowners insurance can help protect your military equipment or uniforms, whether you move, deploy or store your stuff anywhere in the world.

Learn more about military renters insurance options

Read more on why military members needs renters insurance

Electronics protection

Adding coverage for your electronics to your renters or homeowners insurance policy can help you save money on repairs or replacements in the case of accidents, loss, drops or spills.

Learn more about electronics coverage options

Are your devices covered?

Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) benefits

Members of the military could be eligible for benefits, like low interest rates and waivers for certain account fees, that can include debt you took on before joining the service.

Learn more about SCRA benefits

Read about additional financial benefits for service members

Survivor Relations

Coping with the death of a loved one can be overwhelming. Let our dedicated Survivor Relations team help you during this difficult time.

Learn more about Survivor Relations support

Read more settling a loved one's estate

Tools and resources

Tools

  • Financial Readiness Assessment
  • Deployment Pay Calculator
  • Military Pay Calculator

Perks and discounts

  • Moving and Storage Solutions
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  • Car Rental Discounts
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  • Travel Discounts (Opens new window)
  • Home Solutions (Opens new window)
  • USAA Perks® (Opens new window)

Military support

  • Military OneSource (Deployment)‍ ‍ See note 1 (Opens new window)
  • Military.com (Deployment)‍ ‍ See note 1 (Opens new window)
  • MilitaryFamily.org (Deployment)‍ ‍ See note 1

Support for military spouses

Deployments aren’t just challenging for service members. It can be hard on spouses and families, too. These resources can help you find support and connections to make deployment easier on everyone.

 

Learn more about support for family spouses

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