Title: How Much Do You Get Paid for Each Rank in the Marine Corps? | Career Trend
Headings: How Much Do You Get Paid for Each Rank in the Marine Corps?
How Much Do You Get Paid for Each Rank in the Marine Corps?
What Different Ranks Do
Paying the Marines
Earning Gunnery Sergeant Pay

Content: As of 2018, E1 privates start out at $1,514 per month. At four months, they get a pay boost to $1,638. If they don't rise in rank beyond that, their pay doesn't go up at all. Once a Marine makes corporal (E4), pay rises some with time. Corporals start at $2,139, and after six years, they receive $2,596 a month. Beyond six years, they don't earn more unless they rise in rank. Starting pay for a sergeant major, the top enlisted rank, is $5,173. A W1 warrant officer starts at $3,037, and a W5 starts at $7,614. A rookie second lieutenant receives $3,910 a month, while four-star generals earn $15,800. 00:00
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Benefits include a housing allowance, health insurance, money for college and access to on-base stores, which are cheaper than stores in the private sector.