USAA Continues Delivering Shutdown Relief, Ensuring Financial Security for Impacted Members
Association has issued more than $464 million in relief through 2025-26 shutdowns
March 25, 2025 | With the federal government remaining in a partial shutdown, USAA continues to serve impacted members with financial assistance, including zero-interest paycheck loans and payment relief. More details are available at usaa.com/relief.
As of March 25, USAA has delivered over $14.4 million of relief to thousands of members employed by federal agencies impacted during the current shutdown, including:
- Approximately 3,700 loans to support members experiencing paycheck disruptions, totaling more than $12 million
- 1,100 consumer loan payment extensions, helping members free up $1.7 million for more immediate needs
- Credit card payment extensions
- Waived or refunded overdraft fees for deposit accounts
During shutdowns, USAA provides a financial assistance program to help members navigate potential disruptions to pay and continue ensuring their financial security. Since October 1, USAA has provided over $464 million in shutdown relief to more than 131,000 military service members and federal employees.
For shutdown related advice, visit usaa.com/shutdownhelp
News Releases:
- January 28, 2026: USAA Readies Financial Assistance for Impacted Members Ahead of Potential Government Shutdown
- November 5, 2025: USAA Extends Government Shutdown Relief, Totaling More Than $411M to its Members
- October 23, 2025: USAA Delivers Advice, Financial Assistance as Government Shutdown Continues
- October 10, 2025: USAA Delivers $150 Million in Loans Within 48 Hours to Serve Members Impacted by Government Shutdown
- September 29, 2025: USAA Prepares Financial Assistance To Serve Members Impacted By Potential Government Shutdown