I’m curious—Can the descendants of Confederate soldiers qualify for USAA membership?
Just wondering
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Yes, descendants of Confederate soldiers can be eligible for USAA membership if they meet specific eligibility criteria. Generally, USAA membership is primarily reserved for individuals who are current or former members of the U.S. military and their eligible family members. However, certain programs or benefits may extend to descendants of other military groups, but it’s best to check USAA’s official guidelines or contact their customer service for accurate information regarding specific eligibility requirements.