Why does Navy Federal Credit Union Pay so much?

[Anonymous]

Nfcu pays out a pension?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nfcu pays out a pension?

Many banks still have generous pension plans.

[Anonymous]

It seems that nfcu attorney > bigfed attorney positions.

What am i missing?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:400k without stock is peanuts z Google pays their software engineers more.

How is 400k peanuts? Who are you people?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It seems that nfcu attorney > bigfed attorney positions.

What am i missing?

You're surprised that a bank pays more than the govt? Wells Fargo salaries are much higher too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It seems that nfcu attorney > bigfed attorney positions.

What am i missing?

You're surprised that a bank pays more than the govt? Wells Fargo salaries are much higher too.

+1. Yes, this is a surprise to no one. Cap One, WF, Truist, Chase, etc. have sizeable presences in the DC area and all pay more than the government. $500K all-in is pretty common for anyone who is fairly experienced. Of course, you can do even better at a law firm if work-life balance is not a consideration.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It seems that nfcu attorney > bigfed attorney positions.

What am i missing?

You're surprised that a bank pays more than the govt? Wells Fargo salaries are much higher too.

+1. Yes, this is a surprise to no one. Cap One, WF, Truist, Chase, etc. have sizeable presences in the DC area and all pay more than the government. $500K all-in is pretty common for anyone who is fairly experienced. Of course, you can do even better at a law firm if work-life balance is not a consideration.

As someone who worked at wells, it was nowhere near 500k...maybe half that at best

[Anonymous]

I'm super skeptical. There are TONS of VPs at banks that I know. They also don't seem to do that much but they really make 400K?!?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm super skeptical. There are TONS of VPs at banks that I know. They also don't seem to do that much but they really make 400K?!?

In the DMV, yes. If they're in a lower cost of living area, they make less.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It seems that nfcu attorney > bigfed attorney positions.

What am i missing?

You're surprised that a bank pays more than the govt? Wells Fargo salaries are much higher too.

+1. Yes, this is a surprise to no one. Cap One, WF, Truist, Chase, etc. have sizeable presences in the DC area and all pay more than the government. $500K all-in is pretty common for anyone who is fairly experienced. Of course, you can do even better at a law firm if work-life balance is not a consideration.

As someone who worked at wells, it was nowhere near 500k...maybe half that at best

You probably weren't too far out of law school. I am talking about Associate GC level or equivalent, at least 12-15 years of experience.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It seems that nfcu attorney > bigfed attorney positions.

What am i missing?

You're surprised that a bank pays more than the govt? Wells Fargo salaries are much higher too.

+1. Yes, this is a surprise to no one. Cap One, WF, Truist, Chase, etc. have sizeable presences in the DC area and all pay more than the government. $500K all-in is pretty common for anyone who is fairly experienced. Of course, you can do even better at a law firm if work-life balance is not a consideration.

As someone who worked at wells, it was nowhere near 500k...maybe half that at best

You probably weren't too far out of law school. I am talking about Associate GC level or equivalent, at least 12-15 years of experience.

Incorrect.

[Anonymous]

Anyone know what business ops analysts make there?