A pair of new lawsuits accuse three of California’s largest insurance companies of “systematically” underinsuring homeowners ...

USAA has agreed to pay about $64.2 million to settle allegations that its banks wrongfully imposed fees on military members and veterans for products that were not requested or useless.

USAA disputes those allegations and denies it failed to properly protect data, had inadequate data security or that it violated any laws. ANOTHER SETTLEMENT: USAA agrees to pay tens of millions of ...

The proposed settlement, outlined in a federal court filing last week, would resolve allegations that USAA violated the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act and other laws protecting those in the military.

USAA has agreed to pay roughly $64.2 million to settle allegations that its banks overcharged service members and veterans on interest rates and fees, and gave them products they did not request ...

USAA, which has as many as 200,000 policyholders in California that could be members of the represented class, said the allegations in the lawsuit lack any merit. “California law allows USAA to ...

One of San Antonio’s largest employers, USAA, is suing another massive banker of its use of mobile check cashing software – an invention for which the military financier has held several ...

The settlement still requires a judge's approval, and USAA officials said they continue to dispute the allegations in the suit, according to the Express-News. A USAA spokesman told the newspaper ...