SaluteScoutGEICO Military Discount — Sources and Number Register
Military status, deployment, storage and affiliation have distinct policy conditions.
Sources checked September 22, 2026; published September 22, 2026. No purchase or eligibility verification was performed.
Number and date register
| Figure | Source | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 15% | National military offer; Military FAQ; Vermont | Maximum; national premium wording and Vermont coverage wording remain distinct. |
| Up to 25% | General auto-discount table | Deployed Driver only as labeled; Emergency Deployment military section has no published rate. |
| 30 days or more | Storage Protection Plan | Vehicle-storage duration; no published percentage; coverage may change. |
| One group discount per policy | Organization disclaimer | Does not prohibit all category combinations or authorize adding group discounts. |
| 1-800-645-4827 | Military contact instructions | Published contact number; no call was placed. |
| r × P | Editorial arithmetic | Actual quoted eligible premium and actual confirmed rate required; no estimate. |
| November 2025 / October 2024 | Information currency note and survey footer | Information-as-of date / survey cutoff; neither is offer expiry. |
| May 14, 2021 | Car and Driver article | Secondary article update date; not current policy evidence. |
| September 22, 2026 | This review | Source-check/publication date, not policy start. |
Sources and terms
Main-query body audit and secondary claims
All ten original main-query result bodies yielded readable content. A readable page does not mean every field was specified. CNBC was read by direct HTTP after the text reader failed; VetsBenefits was read through the text reader after direct HTTP failed. WalletHub’s visible state-exception FAQ excerpt ended at a “show more” boundary, so its full list was not treated as read.
The official result’s search snippet said 15% or more, but its body says up to 15%; this guide follows the body. The Car and Driver 2021 article and CNBC’s September 14, 2026 article make deployment percentage claims. The current official general table supports a separately labeled Deployed Driver maximum; it does not fill every term in the military page’s Emergency Deployment section.
VetsBenefits posts from 2017 are historical personal experiences, not current eligibility rulings. WalletHub and CNBC editorial rankings are not personalized price comparisons. Only material actually read was audited; no long-tail ranking was mixed into the main-query ten.