[Targeted] USAA: Sign Up Bonuses Of $200

August 7, 2019

9 Comments

by William Charles

Contents

1 The Offer
2 Our Verdict

The Offer

USAA is offering targeted sign up bonuses on a variety of cards:
- USAA Rewards American Express Card:
  - Get 2,500 points ($25) after your first purchase
  - Get 17,500 points ($175) after spending $500 in qualifying purchases by 11/30/19
- USAA Rate Advantage Visa Platinum:
  - Get $200 statement credit when you make $500 in qualifying purchases by December 31st, 2019
  - 0% Introductory APR until February 1, 2021 on all purchases, balance transfers and convenience checks.

Our Verdict

Similar offers are probably available on other cards as well, but those are the only two offers that I’ve seen.

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Logan Jung (@guest_900722)

February 6, 2020 14:54

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I got an offer for $300 for the USAA Preferred Cash Rewards Visa Signature Credit Card when I spend $3,000. Seems like a great deal that I’ll probably act on.

Dagda Iontach (@guest_798425)

August 14, 2019 18:17

#798425

Usaa is the worst insurance co i have ever delt with and there banking sidd is aweful too. Three renters claims of theft and vandalisim, all of them were basically denied beforevi finished the paperwork. Seriousl they treated me as the villan, then used ebpvery delayvtactic possible hoping that we would cross re deadline date. Dont believe me just use google and do your own research. There are law firms who have dedicated teams to just dealbwith badvfaith clauses. I will probsnlly get tortured or jumped by a gang of adjusters and be beaten down and paper cut with denial letters

Steven (@guest_830359)

October 24, 2019 20:24

#830359

Dagda Iontach

I did two chargebacks with USAA limitless card and USAA denied both cases and let the merchants get away. I’m sure I would have won if it was Amex…

Bill (@guest_795876)

August 9, 2019 00:29

#795876

Be careful with their pre-approvals. They are often not solid.

If you already have a USAA credit card or two and your combined limits are $50,000, you have reached maximum exposure. Still, they will still send you pre-approvals and when you apply they will pull your credit report only to deny you because you have already reached maximum exposure. Seems pretty shady.

They are currently facing a lot of blowback on this as there have been multiple CFP complaints. They say they are trying to fix the issue, but it’s all b.s. This has been happening for years.