So I missed any mention of a cap on this 2.5%.. is it unlimited? Assuming the Limitless name implies this?
@creditfan wrote:name of card says it all
limitless = unlimited
Cool, glad it's not just a metaphor for how the card makes you feel when you pull it out and everyone gasps 
Bman, lol, im not even going to go there
@Anonymous wrote:
Only somewhat off-topic: anyone know if parent having formerly served in national guard meets eligibility requirements for membership? Google isn't finding me a straight answer & the wording on usaa's site seems ambiguous as to whether it's only active guard /reserves or former as well. Dad was in the guard in the 60s, figured I'd ask you guys before hitting up dad for his social & other info only to find out it doesn't count. I'd just call usaa but it's a holiday. And almost midnight lol
I think your dad should qualify, but a quick call to USAA will give him a definitive answer.
Note that in any case he'll have to join first; once he's a member you'll be eligible as his child. USAA isn't like NFCU (with NFCU you could join without him having to first).
There are plenty of people who are permanently locked out of USAA due to a deceased parent or grandparent who never got around to joining. 
@UncleB wrote:It's the real deal... details are here: https://www.usaa.com/inet/wc/bank_cc_limitless_cashback_visa_signature?akredirect=true
Nice, I'm more impressed than I thought I'd be by it.. this card could singlehandedly render my Quicksilvers obsolete! Except it's so new I wouldn't risk closing those and maybe seeing the Limitless nerfed in a year after some "big spenders" get hold of it. 😉 Someone is probably already plotting how to run $1 million monthly through the card. 😅