Today, I received a notice from USAA that I have been with them for 40 years and qualify for the Senior Bonus. How does the amount of the Senior Bonus compare to the annual Subscriber Account distribution? 10% additional? 50% additional?
Today, I received a notice from USAA that I have been with them for 40 years and qualify for the Senior Bonus. How does the amount of the Senior Bonus compare to the annual Subscriber Account distribution? 10% additional? 50% additional?
Sorry, not a member, but let us know so we can celebrate with you.
I still recall having enough at Vanguard to (finally) rate Admiral status (Significantly lower expense ratio.)
Congratulations!
The Senior Bonus amount should be 10% of the amount in your Subscriber Account. Not sure there is any relation to the regular distribution as that amount fluctuates based on what sort of year USAA had regarding losses, etc.
FWIW, this will be my 12th Senior Bonus payout.
The Senior Bonus amount should be 10% of the amount in your Subscriber Account. Not sure there is any relation to the regular distribution as that amount fluctuates based on what sort of year USAA had regarding losses, etc.
I received an email today about how I wanted my Senior Bonus paid out. One of the options was 'Retain.'
Does USAA pay the Senior bonus on retained bonuses?