Before former USAA CEO Wayne Peacock made his exit in April 2025, he raked in approximately $14.1 million in total compensation from five USAA insurance companies for the year. This was a 47% increase from the $9.6 million he took home in 2024 and a 74% jump from the $8.2 million he made in 2023. It is unclear whether the $14.1 million Peacock received in 2025 included severance payments.
These executive compensation figures are part of the data USAA and other insurers who do business in the state are required to report to the Nebraska Department of Insurance. There are a total of five USAA companies that report to the NDI: United States Automobile Association, USAA Casualty Insurance Co., USAA General Indemnity Co., USAA Life Insurance Co. and Garrison Property and Casualty Insurance Co.
USAA named Juan Andrade, a board member and long-time insurance executive, as Peacock's replacement in January 2025, with him stepping into the position after Peacock's departure in April. According to the San Antonio Express-News, Andrade was listed under only one company, United States Automobile Association, and earned $332,662 in 2025, including just over $78,000 for his service on USAA's board of directors.
Several other executives also saw notable pay bumps last year, including Randy Temeer, president of USAA Property and Casualty Insurance Group. Temeer's compensation reportedly increased by 46% from $3.7 million in 2024 to $5.4 million in 2025.
Chief Financial Officer Brett Seybold, who served as USAA's chief audit executive before entering this role in mid-2024, received 133% more in 2025, with his income growing from $314,786 to $733,352.
When Seybold took his position as CFO, Jeff Wallace became USAA's chief audit executive. Wallace reportedly made around $4.2 million in 2025, which is nearly twice the $2.2 million he received in 2024.
Reports of these executive pay bumps come after USAA announced in December 2025, that it was giving a record $3.7 billion in financial rewards to its members — up from $2.2 billion in 2024. The insurer credited its financial discipline and emphasis on proactive loss prevention for its ability to return funds to its members.
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