what is a US senator's salary?
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The current salary for rank-and-file members of the House and Senate is $158,100 per year.
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Avg individual income in the U.S. is $25,650 yearly. U.S. Congressmen are paid $165,200. To add insult to injury, they decide, by voting, wether or not to raise their salaries every year. \n\nThey inevitably do.
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According to the Office of Personnel Management, the United States Secretary of State, along with all Senior Level Cabinet Members makes $183,500.00 per year.
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There is a list of allowances and pay on the Parliament website. Remember are you including the basic pay, or the expenses they can claim for (such as office costs, staffing costs, equipment costs, blah blah)???\n\nAn MPs parliamentary salary is £60,277 from 1 November 2006.\nThe PM gets  £187,611 a year, before allowances.\n\nHow much are Ministers, the Prime Minister, the Leader of the Opposition, the Speaker in the Commons and office-holders in the Lords paid?\n\nMinisters’ pay is made up of two elements, the parliamentary salary (Members’ pay) and a ministerial salary. The table below shows the combined salary entitlement for Ministers and other office-holders for the last complete financial year:\n\nMinisters and office-holders in the Commons: including Parliamentary salary (£60,277 from 1 Novermber 2006)\nFrom 1 November 2006:\nPrime Minister - 187,611\nCabinet Minister - 136,677\nMinister of State - 99,908\nParliamentary Under Secretary - 90,358\nGovernment Chief Whip - 136,677\nGovernment Deputy Chief Whip - 99,908\nGovernment Whip - 85,782\nAssistant Government Whip - 85,782\nLeader of the Opposition - 130,312\nOpposition Chief Whip - 99,908\nDeputy Chief Opposition Whip - 85,782\nAssistant Opposition Whip - 85,782\nSpeaker - 136,677\nChairmen of Ways and Means - 99,908\nFirst Deputy Chairman - 95,108\nSecond Deputy Chairman - 95,108\nSolicitor General - 126,846\nAdvocate General for Scotland - 126,846
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check out the government web sites.. thet will have all the info on the average salary of an american for 2005
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He makes $400,000 a year.  Upon retirement, his pension will be at least $151,000 a year, plus $150,000 a year to maintain an office and staff.
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Hi!\n\nHere is a link to Yahoo Hot Jobs.  They have a special, very easy to fill-in-the-blank to find out what you should be paid in your area of the country.  As living costs are higher in Los Angeles or New York, as compared to the MidWest, salary is proportioned to where you live.  Hope this helps!\nJenna
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I consider this a serious source:\nAnd this will give you a fair idea on your question:\nPay attention also in geography within the US:\nhttp://www.payscale.com/salary-survey/aid-115861
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If you are talking about the senators in the United States of America, the answer is 100. Two from every state.
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Go to salary.com and research it.
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average salary in the US is about 100k and theres 52 weeks in a year, so probably about $2000 before taxes
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So hard to compare. \n$700/month for a professional like you would be ridiculously low here in the USA, but it is also probably more expensive to live here (housing, food, taxes, insurance, etc...)  \nIt is hard to say what that means in terms of real spending power.
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Tax payers pay it all. Count on it. The US Congress spends in total about $ 535 million Per year. Congress has never worked less in the History of our Country since 1948. They now work only two days per week. Each member in Congress is paid base pay of $165,000 or more. Add expenses and you come up with about $1 million each.
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After the Clinton Presidency, the new President got a pay increase to $450,000 a year.  A greater percentage than min. wage will ever get.\n\nNow regarding what BUSHITE makes a year is in the millions.
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$165,100 per year, for rank and file members of the house and senate.
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Visit www.salary.com\n\nAll professions are paid differently, according to where you live.
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The true answer (which nobody wants to hear) is Less than you think!  How much a prosecutor earns varies from state to state, so I'd need more information.  In California where wages tend to be high?  About 75K +/- depending on how long they've been there.  Maybe as much as 100K for a real senior career guy.\n\nNow a lawyer at a big law firm that charges $350 an hour?  he probably makes about 80K-120K depending on experience.  Considering those types of lawyers typically work 2500-2800 hour work years figure an experienced lawyer really earns about $35-40 an hour.  They may charge $350, but they have a lot of expenses, and a lot of hours they need to work that they can't bill for.  \n\nIf you want to deduct what they need to pay on the average 80K in student loans they needed to take out to get their law degree...\n\n100K a year is still a lot of money, don't get me wrong.. but not as much as you'd think considering the hours and the education required.