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  • USAA Life Insurance Company Expands Portfolio to Help Families Prepare for End-of-Life Expenses

    June 10, 2026 by USAA

    SAN ANTONIO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–USAA Life Insurance Company is expanding its life insurance portfolio to better serve members at every stage of life with a new life insurance offering designed not only to help cover end-of-life expenses, but to encourage meaningful conversations that ensure families are prepared and protected.

    With the introduction of USAA SecureTM Final Expense Whole Life Insurance, USAA is providing more member value and redefining end-of-life planning not as a transaction, but as one final act of service – a continuation of the lifelong commitment military families make to protect those who depend on them most.

    The policy is designed to help members carry out that final mission with confidence. Available to individuals ages 45 to 85 in most states with coverage ranging from $5,000 to $40,000, the policy provides an accessible way to help cover funeral expenses, medical bills and other final costs – while encouraging families to come together and plan ahead. The product also includes a first-of-its-kind Eagle Plus rider where members can secure their family’s future with a complimentary digital estate plan through Trust & Will, the leading digital estate planning platform.

    The need for preparation has never been clearer. According to the USAA Educational Foundation, financial readiness across the military community is strong overall – but uneven in practice. While many households have stable incomes, persistent financial stress remains common, and nearly one in four military-connected households have less than $500 in emergency savings – leaving them vulnerable to unexpected expenses.

    At the same time, the National Funeral Directors Association says funeral costs for burials now average more than $8,300, with cremation costs exceeding $6,300. Even with Social Security benefits, most families receive only a one-time $255 death benefit – leaving loved ones to shoulder the majority of costs during an already difficult time. Together, these realities highlight a growing gap between the intention to protect one’s family and the financial preparedness to do so.

    “Service doesn’t stop,” said Rob Arena, President of USAA Life Insurance Company. “Our members have spent their lives taking care of others. This is about helping them fulfill one final mission – making sure their families are protected, prepared and supported when it matters most.”

    The policy provides a clear, dependable way to carry out that mission. With lifelong protection and level premiums, it offers stability when families need it most. Coverage of up to $40,000 helps ease the financial burden of final expenses, while simplified underwriting and no medical exams make it easy to safeguard your family’s future.

    At its core, the launch reinforces a simple but powerful message: start the conversation. Conversations about end-of-life planning – between spouses, partners, children, and loved ones – can help ensure wishes are understood, decisions are documented, and families are not left with uncertainty.

    USAA recognizes that planning is not one-size-fits-all. While solutions like the Association’s recently added USAA Secure™ Whole Life, which combines permanent protection with digital estate planning through Trust & Will, meet the needs of some members, others are seeking simpler, more targeted coverage. The launch of this new product, along with other planned additions to USAA’s portfolio, reflects a focused commitment to serving a broader range of member needs – meeting individuals where they are and helping more families take the first step toward planning.

    “This is why discussions are so important. Planning ahead is one of the most meaningful ways we can take care of the people we love,” Arena added. “This is about more than a policy – it’s about starting the conversation, so families can move forward with clarity, confidence and peace of mind.”

    About USAA

    Founded in 1922 by a group of military officers, USAA is among the leading providers of insurance, banking and retirement solutions and serves more than 14.5 million members of the U.S. military, veterans who have honorably served and their families. Headquartered in San Antonio, USAA has offices in seven U.S. cities and four overseas locations and employs more than 36,000 people worldwide. Each year, USAA supports national and local nonprofits serving military families and communities. With Honor Through Action, USAA advances policy, advocacy and philanthropy to support financial security, build meaningful careers and promote overall well-being across the military community. For more information about USAA, follow us on Facebook or X (@usaa), or visit usaa.com.

    Life insurance and annuities provided by USAA Life Insurance Company, San Antonio, TX and in New York by USAA Life Insurance Company of New York, Highland Falls, NY. All insurance products are subject to state availability, issue limitations and contractual terms and conditions. Each company has sole financial responsibility for its own products.

    USAA Secure™ Final Expense Whole Life Insurance has two death benefit options determined at the time of underwriting: Level Death Benefit: Form ICC26503574 10-25, and Graded Death Benefit: Form ICC26503576 01-26, (may vary by state). This product is not available in New York or Florida.

    USAA Secure Whole Life: ICC25517453 03-25 (may vary by state) not available in New York.

    This content is provided for information purposes only. Estate planning and probate services are provided by Trust & Will, an online service providing legal forms and information. Trust and Will is not a law firm and they do not provide legal advice.

    USAA Life General Agency, Inc. is not affiliated with Trust and Will or Huge Legal Technology Company, Inc., nor do we guarantee the quality of their products or services. Although we receive compensation from and may promote and/or recommend the products offered by these companies, consumers should review the product carefully prior to making a purchasing decision. No Department of Defense or government agency endorsement.

    The trademarks, logos and names of other companies, products and services are the property of their respective owners.

     

    Originally Posted at Business Wire on Jun 9, 2026 by USAA.

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