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If U.S. can't make payroll, federal workers, aid recipients will have help, lenders say

If U.S. can't make payroll, federal workers, aid recipients will have help, lenders say: "USAA is among a handful of financial institutions that have announced plans to help customers who may be impacted should the federal government be unable to pay its employees. The Navy Federal Credit Union, which has 3.7 million members from every branch of the military as well as the Department of Defense, will 'cover any gap in pay that the government doesn't cover,' says Jennifer Sadler, assistant vice president of corporate communications. 'We'll make them whole ... We'll cover the gap."

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