• Posts Tagged ‘USAA’

    USAA opens financial center (access required)

    by Rebecca Tonn Published: May 26,2010

    Tags: USAA

    USAA opened its first Colorado Springs Financial Center this week. The center is located at 1855 Telstar Drive inside the lobby of USAA’s Colorado Springs Campus. It is open 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. At the new center, members can open checking accounts and purchase insurance policies, [...] [...]

    USAA adding 200 jobs (access required)

    by Rob Larimer Published: March 2,2010

    Tags: Jobs, USAA

    Armed forces insurance provider USAA said today it will bring 200 jobs to Colorado Springs when it opens a financial services division in April. “Our mission is to facilitate the financial security of our members, the men and women of the U.S. armed forces and their families,” said Jim Salek, vice president and general manager of USAA’s Colorado Springs [...] [...]

    USAA opens doors to all veterans (access required)

    by Rebecca Tonn Published: November 9,2009

    Tags: USAA

    After 87 years, USAA has opened its membership to all veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces who served honorably - regardless of their length of service. USAA started as an officer-only association during 1922, opening to enlisted personnel during 1996. The financial services provider has 7.3 million members and credits steady growth and operational capacity for its [...] [...]

    Now you can rest in peace  (access required)

    by Rebecca Tonn Published: September 25,2009

    Tags: Banking and Finance, June Walbert, USAA

    According to Bankrate.com, 57 percent of Americans don’t have a will. Pardon me, but having a will and creating a simple trust is essential to preserving one’s legacy. (This should not be an “aha” moment — but if it is, do yourself and your heirs a favor and make a will already.) Recently at The Broadmoor, Certified Financial [...] [...]

    Best plan: Tackle your credit card debt, step by step  (access required)

    by Rebecca Tonn Published: July 10,2009

    Tags: Banking and Finance, credit card, June Walbert certified financial planner, USAA

    Since early 2008, consumers and businesses have become more aware of their financial excesses. Although it’s never too late to rein in one’s excesses, it is certainly overdue for many Americans. “I’ve seen a lot of people going back to basics in the last year and a half,” said June Walbert, certified financial planner practitioner with [...] [...]

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