Sentences with phrase «full bonus»

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When U.S. regulators sought confirmation this past February, ZTE revealed that it paid full bonuses to many of those employees and didn't issue letters of reprimand until after the U.S. regulators began making inquiries.

Employees won't be getting a full bonus, but they won't do too badly, either.

In August, Gerard began alerting employees that they were unlikely to receive their full bonuses, if they received anything at all.

It's going to take longer on Wall Street to pick up a full bonus check, if the National Credit Union Administration gets its way.

In 2014, executives had to make sure combined dividends and buybacks hit at least $ 10 billion to get their full bonus, even if that decision made no sense from a strategic perspective.

But it should've been a full bonus for all 5 fighters.

I'd argue that in such a special event (which apparently did well on PPV), Vick and the Eraser should've gotten a full bonus as well (i.e. 7 POTN total, minimum 50k each).

A week after the election, CFB's initial review showed that Kim spent well over the bonus criteria and the Halloran campaign was retroactively awarded the full bonus.

So let's assume that not every «highly effective» teacher would receive a full bonus — or even any bonus at all — under his plan.

By removing the cap, schools are getting their full bonus points for having high growth and it would encourage schools and educators in the future to shoot for that.

$ 250 ($ 200 for charges and $ 50 bonus) from Chase Freedom on charges of $ 3,322 (FYI, a HUGE amount of this was earned in 2008 and I just «topped off» in 2009 to get the full bonus.)

To earn the full bonus, you might want to shift all your spending to this card for the first few months, including bills and everyday items.

I'm 12 months in on my Marriott and plan to stay under 5/24, so I'd rather wait another 12 months for a full bonus if upgrade offer resets clock.

This is part of a trend where we will see large credit card sign - up bonuses return, but they will either have large minimum spending requirement to get the full bonus (like the 100,000 point British Airways offer) or will require you to keep the card for some time to get the full bonus.

You get up to 50,000 ThankYou points on the Citi ThankYou Premier card but you have to spend $ 2,000 in the first 3 months of the 1st year and an additional $ 3,000 in the first 3 months of the 2nd year to get the full bonus.

The downside to this offer is that it'll require a total of $ 25,000 in spend to receive the full bonus.

This means you will still get the full bonus points on the money you spend within a category for the entire quarter as long as you activate prior to the deadline.

You need to spend $ 3,000 on purchases within the first three months and add an authorized user to get the full bonus.

However, it takes quite a bit of card usage to reap the full bonus on the American Express Everyday card and — unless you save all of your grocery shopping till later in the month — it may be difficult to put 20 purchases on your card early enough in the month to activate the bonus for most of your grocery store purchases.

To earn the full bonus, you might want to shift all your spending to this card for the first few months, including bills and everyday items.

In fact, the requirements to earn the full bonus on both of these cards are stringent.

You need to spend $ 3,000 on purchases within the first three months and add an authorized user to get the full bonus.

Signing up for the card earns a great sign up bonus as mentioned in the above summary table; simply spend the amount required in order to collect the full bonus!

Unfortunately, the spending threshold required to receive the 100,000 - point sign - up bonus is steep: Cardholders must charge $ 20,000 in the first year in order to receive the full bonus.

There appears to be no limit to how many times you can earn the full bonus amount, which separates it from my recent rentals I mentioned above.

It's actually a two - tiered bonus meaning if you can't achieve the full bonus by meeting the $ 60K spending threshold you can still earn half the bonus by meeting the lower $ 30K spending threshold.

Although you only earn 75,000 Membership rewards points you also only have to spend $ 5,000 in the first 3 months of card membership to get the full bonus.

With the Plum card offer you can receive up to a $ 1050 statement credit, but the spending requirement is probably one of the highest, $ 30,000 in three months, in order to get the full bonus.

You need to spend $ 10,000 to get the full bonus of 60,000 miles, but you do have a while year to complete the spending.

You must pay off your card in order to earn the full bonus.

The promotion doesn't appear to be targeted or tiered so all members should be eligible for the full bonus....

Sometimes you'll have to rent for a certain amount of time or during a certain time period to get the full bonus.

The only other cards with a competitive grocery bonus are the American Express Everyday Preferred and American Express Blue Cash cards, both of which come with onerous requirements to earn the full bonus.

Yep, you will have to pay your annual fee to get the full bonus; and not only that, but the second part of your bonus is getting delayed for a year.

For example, there are previous versions of the promotion that required three stays of just a single night to achieve the full bonus.

Presumably, the 50,000 points bonus is reserved for USB banking customers, but there are enough data points to suggest that they don't stick to the plan, and many people who have had no previous relationship with UBS have gotten the full bonus.

It is still substantial, $ 15,000 if you want to get the full bonus.

The spending requirement is still $ 15,000 if you want to get the full bonus.

However, those spend requirements are steep: You would have to spend an average of $ 1,667 per month on the card over 12 months in order to earn the full bonus.

Note that you can only transfer 79,999 SPG points per day, so you'd actually only ever want to transfer 60,000 in a single day to ensure you get the full bonus.

First, you have to spend $ 20,000 in order to get the full bonus.

$ 5000 is better than the prior offer of $ 10,000 spend to get the full bonus, so I'd recommend applying for the card now under this lower minimum spend offer.

To get the full bonus I list, you must have an Ink Bold or Ink Plus card and use this card to buy the store's gift card at an office supply store, such as Office Depot, OfficeMax or Staples, then click through using the Ultimate Rewards Mall and pay with the gift card.

You'll likely want to delve into British Airway's award chart, partner chart, and fuel surcharges to get a better idea of whether to go for the full bonus.

There's no incentive to use this card at restaurants once you've received the full bonus amount.

Fairly significant spend ($ 20,000) within the first 3 months is required to earn the full bonus.