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I choose NFCU because I don't qualify for USAA. I'm not sure if that's a valid reason, but I'm using it anyway!
I'd have to give a slight nod to USAA just for the reason they offer competative insurance products, mutual funds,annuities, discounts for rental cars-home security-flowers, an online jewelery store that they run, and other services NFCU does not provide.
I used to work for them for awhile and my brother does still ...sister in law too used to work there .... USAA Rocks ...superb cust service in all branches ... will bend over backwards to help you ....
great credit limits (I got pre-appvd for 25k for both MC and AMEX) ....
Google anything about USAA hard to beat the company!
I dont qualify for NFCU so i cant compare sorry...
I have both.
USAA has Deposit@home (scan a check and deposit it to your account - used it this morning). You can also use a USAA CC as overdraft protection for your checking account. No cash advance fees when depositing to a USAA account. Must set up a LOC at NFCU. USAA basic checks are free. USAA has AmEx and MC, NFCU has Visa and MC.
USAA has InvestStart - $50/month to start with mutual funds. IMO now is the time to be buying stocks.
NFCU - can do business locally rather than primarily over the net.
WITH BOTH you can set up an 'external transfer' account - I have them cross registered.
USAA beat NFCU by .5 on each of my cards with them (they are "Total Rewards") USAA debit card is also Total Rewards; and the NFCU card has no rewards(rate priority for me) - for the CC or debit.
HTH
@Anonymous wrote:I have both.
You can also use a USAA CC as overdraft protection for your checking account.
USAA beat NFCU by .5 on each of my cards with them (they are "Total Rewards") USAA debit card is also Total Rewards; and the NFCU card has no rewards(rate priority for me) - for the CC or debit.
HTH