<prompt> Human: Ive been offered a retention bonus to commit to the next year with my company to help get through a relocation. From what Ive read in other retention bonus related posts, most people are offered at least 10. I make 33k base salary, then 5-10k incentive pay. Theyve offered 1500 for a years commitment, I told them I need some time to consider it.Should I be shooting for 10 here? Im not very familiar with this type of thing, and I dont really know what I should expect. 1500 seems very low for a years commitment.I work for a mid-size bank and have been with the company for 3 years. Edit: So it looks like I should have mentioned this, the relocation was within the city, only a couple of blocks down the street, and commute for me is a 15 minute bike ride. Theyve invested a couple of million into this new branch, and of everyone there aside from my manager, I have the most experience with the company.  <response>: You might get a 1500 higher salary just by finding a new job. I dont see much incentive to stay for that. 