Due to a business failure, I had to file bankruptcy recently. I have an auto loan with USAA Bank that I am trying to do the right thing with and pay the loan as agreed upon and also so that I can keep the car. Being able to check my balance and pay the payments due online is something that I feel that I should be able to do but USAA has informed me that, because I filed bankruptcy, I am no longer entitled to have accounts with USAA or to have online access to my accounts and that any time I want to check my balance and/or make a payment I have to call them for that information which, depending on call volume can be a huge inconvenience. I feel as though USAA is punishing me for filing bankruptcy even though I am attempting to make good on the loan that I have with them. I complained about this to them to no avail and the treatment I received during that process seems to indicate a culture issue at USAA regarding people that have filed bankruptcy. I also know of someone who had car insurance with them and they XXXX his premiums for the sole reason that he filed bankruptcy. 

I understand that banks are prohibited from attempting to collect on debts that are involved in a bankruptcy but, once the bankruptcy has been discharged and the customer is making payments as he/she should be, I do n't think that it 's right that they should make life difficult for that person by denying them online access as well as the opening of future accounts. 
