How Much is Military Pay 2023?

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That sign on bonus is taxed at 30 that’s how they can swing it
Comment from : Chris Ruggieri

I received $110 a month in 1970 That would be $863 today I was attending A school Mess hall was freei had to pay for dry cleaners and laundry Personal items hand soap shampoo etc Base theater was 25 cents
Comment from : Brian

I joined the Navy boot camp only to find out the pay was miniscule in regards to the workload, this brought me to the conclusion that unfortunately the Navy won't align with my aspirations, but to each is own
Comment from : Yves

THE STOCK MARKET IS A SAFE INVESTMENT You put pictures of the 1929 market crash The market fully recovered in A YEAR Those who BOUGHT THE DIP created generational wealth The general public thinks like you do Look at the market since you made this video IT WENT UP ONLY UP The market is designed to go UP - AS IT HAS SINCE IT WAS CREATED ONLY UP
Comment from : Tony_Cheese

I'm not kidding when I say that the market crash and high inflation have me really stressed out and worried about retirement brI've been in the red for a while now and although people say these crisis has it perks, I'm losing my mind but I get it,Investing is a long-term game, so I will focus on the long run
Comment from : Alex Steven M

Another tip, do not marry some of the local girls like a few of my friends did!!
Comment from : Marcel Mallory

I Am Valknut⚖️13 SonOfOdin Expert🎯US Infantry CPL

US Government work properly AKA National Debt cannot be paid back Chinese bought a large amount of US National Debt after giving $100 Billion Gift to Ukraine Now US Government said that the National Debt can be paid back 🤷🏻‍♂️
Comment from : I Am Valknut⚖️13 SonOfOdin Expert🎯US Infantry CPL

Yes I warn fore this
Comment from : Oliver Stpierre

Do not let this guy fear monger you into not investing… horrible advice, but good advice if you want to stay broke
Comment from : Sig

sounds like inflation also went up quite a bit since u were in also tho lol JK man but yeah pay these days even inflation adjusted is better than 1990s and early 2000s pay
Comment from : Quasar Savage

Holy Sheep Shit Back in 1987, Enlistees with 5 years college, Corporal or PFC, E-3's pinned on Civilian Golf shirt collar by Recruitment Officer in Charge With a degree in Organic Chemistry, A perfect ASVAB, DLAB at 95, 4 year's playing NCAA D-1 Men's Ice Hockey Scholarship in Michigan, maxed 2of3 on PT, Overseas Permanent Party for each and every duty tour, MOS 54B (the only American Educated Chemist to ever Wear the Benzene Ring's with Wing's) To include Commissions and Warrants included brE-3 single soldiers on Day 1 with E-8 promo points / lacking the time in Service overall & time in each pay grade $820 give or take, E-4 under 2 and overseas was a whole $880 54B Bonus of $5,500 only after Signing ALL the NBC Hand Receipts E-5 w/20 months
Comment from : J Kuhn

Pay is ass Don’t be fooled
Comment from : Vincent Vang

I've heard that US Special Forces operaters are paid less than police and firefighters
Comment from : 안성진 (호기라스)

It has nothing to do with banks or financial institutions, they follow the fed
Comment from : Art_Is_Not_Always_Easy

Now I have my base pay around 3k per month and 100 something for jump pay, 1500 for 3 languages pay, 250 separate pay and 3500 bah 2k from stock market dividends pay, 4k from Airbnb
Comment from : 龙马精神的版本

the military benefits are really good, people just dont know how to take complete advantage of there benefitsThe real money comes from Education,GI Bill, VA Loan
Comment from : A D

Answer: Not enough to keep up with inflation or housing if living off basebrbrNot enough for technical jobs with civilian equivalents to stay in (I say this as an air traffic controller)brbrNot enough for some to be working 6 days a week 9-12 hour days (my best friend is a maintainer)brbrNot enough to watch the finance guy working 35 hours a week with weekends and holidays to make the same amount as all the 24/7 jobsbr(No hate, just regretting decisions aka salty) brbrBut enough to survive/save a bit on the side when your starting straight out of high school if you can get past all the bullshit
Comment from : Phatesdemise

I live pretty comfortably as an E-6 with 12 years and will pull in $70k as a firefighter 🔥 No debt, no car payments, no medical bills/payments Ok the civilian side can sure make more but if you have a family, how much insurance are you paying a month? And co pays? brbrVery few departments will pay me more and you have to factor in the cost of living I’m in Texas, so I’m fine and living life It’ll pay off eventually And I’ll get 2 retirements, TSP, PLUS disability at 59 years old 🤷‍♂️
Comment from : PandaBear911

The more you get paid, the more inflation takes away from you brbrApplies for all types of jobs brDisgusting
Comment from : SPK3167

Update: as of October of last year they did away with getting paid once a month! This was a devastating hit to me and I had to go to finance to recalculate my budget This was not optional and was mandatory
Comment from : Gabriel Williams

I really appreciate your videos Hoping to drop a WOCS packet as a leg warrant after I return to active duty While I ain't SF material I always appreciate the advice you give
Comment from : Nicklas Molatore

How much does the military make? Not enough
Comment from : Tyler-James Denton

If you are a single enlisted soldier you won’t get a housing allowance You will live in the barracks They will take $300 out of your pay for the chow hall
Comment from : Rullusion

They got rid of once a month payment I used to have it
Comment from : Rullusion

If you served 51 years would you make more than your base pay?
Comment from : DucklingHotSauce

31st of September???? I never knew it was 31 days in that month
Comment from : Yella Boi

Junior enlisted just not making enough sorry to say and there no reward for staying in past 4yrs for most of my junior sailors When they see how much civilians get paid to do jobs on base with less stress The military gave everyone a 4 raise fully knowing that officers did not need a raise but the enlisted E1-E5 needed it the most and they dropped the ball again Long working hrs and less pay for my juniors and I'm proud to say they know there worth and leaving before things get worse for them
Comment from : LA

I am joining the USMarines sooner rather than later and I am trying to be…financially strategic about it! Our military NEEDS people and I would proudly serve as a professional warrior in the USMC!!! 🇺🇸
Comment from : Knight-Sgt Reyes

RANGERS Lead The Way,, das heat needs to show respect,, with all due courtesy
Comment from : SGM_RANGER Airborne

Man I make 1500 weekly with Uber but my dream job was to be marine infantry buts kind hard to survive without that paycheck
Comment from : Woynareg Beyene

Or you can be miserable like me in the oilfield bringing home anywhere between 2,000-3500/week net Really isn't worth it tho
Comment from : CB BOIII

In Australia a OR-1 equivalent to an E-1 earns $68,861 AUD ($48,334 US) a year or $5,738 AUD ($4,027 US) a month An O-1 equivalent to an OF-1 $76,023 AUD ($53,361 US) a year or $6,335 AUD ($4,446 US) a month
Comment from : Koalas eat leaves

When does this go into effect? I am currently an E-3 and I am getting $900 max per paycheck I have not seen no $2300+
Comment from : chef

I've been part of the military Air Force branch for the past 13 years The only reason I joined was for money No other drive than money And still to this day it is the only reason I am in the military is for money The military if donne correctly could set you up to be a millionaire If not in cash it can be through real estate Be smart, invest wisely
Comment from : ITgamer

My E1 cash was $92/mo in 1970
Comment from : kevin moore

What is a command PFC over 16 with jump pay ?
Comment from : kevin moore

One thing to help out, the Army no longer allows for once a month pay We stopped that in Oct of 22
Comment from : The_Sauce_Pan

Not enough
Comment from : John Baker

I wouldn’t recommend running to the G fund unless you’re close to 60 All the numbers you see in your investment accounts are paper losses/gains A recession is a chance to gain cheap shares for when the market corrects Don’t be scared of recessions, embrace the opportunity
Comment from : Shango

oh yeah and the gov waste money on gender reassignment in Pakistan
Comment from : Michael K Borozan

It's not a reasonable deal for enlisted guys especially since you have buy so much stuff on your own
Comment from : Michael K Borozan

The Blended Retirement System (BRS) went into effect on 1 January 2018, NOT 2006 Anyone up to that time could still be on the old retirement system
Comment from : ANormalGuy

Thank you for this video You explained how Retirement works so much better, that I understand better
Comment from : Herofood

I joined for the money but it won't come in a paycheck it'll come from my gi bill and education
Comment from : house keys

“No one wants to serve their country these days” pff 😂
Comment from : Hawk Eyes

$115k bonus for the Navy? I'm going to press 'x' on that one Not on you, on the Navy
Comment from : Senor Gato

It is poor advice to stay out of the C fund Especially as a young person who is nowhere near retirement The stock market is a LONG TERM investment that always outperforms other investments over the long term You can't look at it on a short term basis and try to time the market; that's when you will lose
Comment from : Scott Ankers

I always felt that pay should increase more substantially when you make E5 At that point you have substantially more responsibility and have demonstrated that you are more careers minded about the military
Comment from : Scott Ankers

As an e-4 with 2 years our checks only went up like 100$ it’s not that different
Comment from : Lord dripp

My buddy just broke his back jumping static line, jump pay is worth $150 extra a month So there's that
Comment from : DraegerV1

I joined in back in 2017 and did not opt in to the BRS So I still have the High 3 retirement system
Comment from : Biased Facts

Honestly we make pretty good money I have been in for 5 years and I’m an E6 On the civilian side I would have to make 88,000 a year to make my income I don’t pay for medical insurance except 15$ dollars a month for dental for my wife and they match my TSP up to 5 Depending on the unit but I really only work 5 hours a day unless we’re on TDY or tuning STX lanes I recommend it Going to OCS in march and if I commission my pay goes up 15 grand more right off the bat
Comment from : Jeremy Jamieson

A bit misleading I make over 6 figures as an E8 and only pay taxes on about 2/3rds of my pay Not bad
Comment from : Shooter McGavin

US flag on your chest is backward
Comment from : John Smith

This video doesn't seem to be factoring deductions, I'm an E-4 in the 82nd so I get airborne pay and I have religious exemption so I get BAS (not BAH) I make 2100 a month between my 2 checks before everything maybe on paper its 2700 a month but after deductions it doesn't feel too good and with how much more expensive groceries are becoming and all my bills across the board going up I have enough to live but with how much of my personal money I have to reinvest into uniforms and other military gear its hard to save more than 1-300 a month Hope this was helpful for someone
Comment from : Military Mackes

The DOD has made it so whether I like it or not you get paid twice a month I used to get paid once a month which made managing my income much easier and I am still pissed about them at the pentagon messing with my pay
Comment from : Military Mackes

In the platoon we calculated how much we earn by hour and it is around 5 euros per hour and if I would have a job as a civilian I would earn between 12 and 15 euros per hourbrOur sergeant say that we are really stupid to do all this shit for getting paid kinda bad
Comment from : wally13

The military is a fun job that pays well There are ZERO soldiers on welfare or food stamps The lowest paid single E-1 private makes $21 per hour 90 Percent of soldiers earn more than their civilian peers Officers are rich NCO are middle class
Comment from : John Smith

That’s not a lot of money my friend room and board shouldn’t even be part of your pay hahaha oil rigs pay minimum wage $38 hour with room and unlimited food and get a games room there even a bar on sight hahaha
Comment from : Rhyno White

Simple Don’t join until they make those in the service have better pay The entry bonuses won’t last long And don’t forget When you go in you’ll be working like a slave Especially in the navy 18 hour days 7 days a week for 6 months no break Ask the Reagan covid crew
Comment from : 50cent

You can't really just go by the pay chart though Those soldiers are also getting BAH FOr example if the soldier is stationed in Seattle they are also getting an extra $2091 a month for living in that area More if they have dependents You can also get other monthly payments for things like being bi-lingual in certain languages, danger pay, etc
Comment from : Shadowskill11

I am joining to service my country not for the money
Comment from : Emmanuel Awosusi

☠️🤫
Comment from : abdulla ali

Until I find somewhere to train me
Comment from : abdulla ali

I don't think about money, I want to train special force level, fighting & gun training something big comparability to anything
Comment from : abdulla ali

I think I made 08$ a hour in 83⚔️
Comment from : john laine

got 1000 euros a month totaly not worth it for the money ps not usa military
Comment from : Šarūnas863

And here I am making up to 2k a week if I work 6 days a week
Comment from : Jamm

Love the overall great info given here however I’d recommend chilling out on the investment advice and shitting on government entities that have major affects on the large scale economy As someone who studies economics some of the factually incorrect comments you made discredits the rest of your content Your military content is honestly great, so I’d recommend staying within the topics your actually an expert in (that way you’ll never discredit yourself among the viewers) Other than that great video
Comment from : Asher Spain

Does the US defence force pay for being deployed? In Australia you do even if it’s being deployed to another part of the country (eg bushfire relief)
Comment from : ianyapxw

Funniest video commentary yet 😅
Comment from : Lamar Turner

Not worth it making a career active duty enlisted Get out, use your GI Bill and if you want to come back in, direct commission
Comment from : Light Yagami

Happy New Year Sir to you and yours
Comment from : Mad Chaos

Is it also the same for special forces ?
Comment from : Buster - The Virtual Racer

And if one is as "special" and "covert" of an operative as "BORNE", they get completely SCREWED and left out to hang with TARGET on their head just for exposing the CORRUPTION FROM WITHIN which will not only destroy the nation, but the world They are HOMELESS and treated as if insane
Comment from : YHWHsaves DotCom

Work hard in school Get good grades in math and science Learn to code 38k a year is tithe
Comment from : BoricanJ

13 years in airforce, and still in service
Comment from : Nath

1:54brAnd that is why I didn’t join for the money And that is why I left because of the mediocre pay Which I’m glad I did 👍👍👍
Comment from : Emil Joseph

Here in Bulgaria, a military acadamy graduate (basically west point) like myself will recieve a base salary of 1100$ as a fresh O1 In a country where the averege salary is 900$, in most regions lower, I find that pretty satisfying
Comment from : ChriSbg

Don't complain! Pam benefits are better than most licensed engineers make
Comment from : B Richard

I usually agree with practically all of the information in your videos, but the blanket statement of stay out of the C fund is definitely not right for everyone Especially since it is a great buying opportunity if you don't need it anytime soon
Comment from : Brendan Smith

I wish they re activated the mavni program
Comment from : Saraç İçöz

The Army no longer does once monthly pay That stopped on Oct 1, 2022
Comment from : Speedy Coffey

Do different MOS not pay different amounts? Would an 18D make the same as a 68W?
Comment from : ChickentNug

When I went in as a E-1 I made a whopping $485 a month
Comment from : DarK Toad One

Remember that you have an international audiencebrSo perhaps mention what military you are talking about
Comment from : Viktor Egelund

Ok cool 😎, so how much for the 2010s?
Comment from : PYeitme

If you’re in the service for pay you’ll be weeded out much sooner than later: either on a spiritual level or physically not cutting it out in due time It’s all drive or be the weak link
Comment from : Cherokee Fit