What is the salary of the President of the USA?

Answer 1

In 2001 the presidential salary increased to $400,000 plus $50,000 for expenses. Because the president’s official duties incur far more expenses than the expense budget can cover, agencies of the federal government often assume responsibility for presidential events.

Answer 2

Forget the salary, what about the presidential pension is equal to the salary of a cabinet secretary, currently $148,400 a year. Former presidents also receive free mailing privileges for nonpolitical correspondence, free office space, $96,000 a year for office help, and, during the first thirty months after their term of office has ended, up to $150,000 for staff assistance. The pension was created by the Former Presidents Act passed in 1958. It provided a pension to all presidents who left office, unless by impeachment and conviction. As of 1965, former presidents and their spouses also receive lifetime Secret Service protection, as do widows of former presidents

Answer 3

the annual salary paid to the u.s. president is $200,000.

Answer 4

i think it was 400,000 and an expense account of a about 50,000 . i may be wrong with the expense account.

Answer 5

About $220k a year.

Answer 6

too much for George Bush, $300,000 per year

Answer 7

Honestly whatever it is, it's not enough. What a crappy job to have.

Answer 8

alot

Answer 9

I think $250,000????? Plus all the perks:):):):)

Answer 10

$400,000