How much does the US president make?

There has not been a raise for the president of the United States in more than 20 years, despite him being one of the most influential people in the world.

Donald Trump will be paid $400,000 per year, the same as his predecessors. CBS News reported that the US Code stipulates that this amount must be paid monthly.

Additionally, the president receives $50,000 for expenses, which is not taxable. In addition, President Bush is given $100,000 in travel funds and $19,000 in entertainment funds.

Other benefits are also available to the nation’s commander-in-chief. One of these residences is the White House, a mansion that was paid for.

During the period 1969-2001, the president earned $200,000 a year, the last time Congress increased his salary.

There is no change to the president’s salary after he leaves the White House.

There is now more than $200,000 in annual pensions for former presidents since 1958.

In addition to office space, former presidents also receive travel expenses and office space in a place of their choice.

In addition to book sales, speaking engagements, media deals, and other lucrative endeavors, US presidents generally make a lot more money after leaving office.

Timenews1 provided that news.