Title: The Complete Guide to Marine Active-Duty Pay | Indeed.com
Headings: The Complete Guide to Marine Active-Duty Pay
The Complete Guide to Marine Active-Duty Pay
Basic Marine active-duty salary
Private (E-1) basic Marine active-duty salary
Private First Class (E-2) basic Marine active-duty salary
Lance Corporal (E-3) basic Marine active-duty salary
Factors that can impact Marine active-duty pay
Marine pay scale based on rank
Marine food and housing allowances
Marine pay scale based on education levels
Marine pay scale based on family status
How to improve your pay as a Marine
1. Earn incentive pay
2. Increase your ranking
3. Add more years of service

Content: $2,171.10 per month or $26,053.20 per year
Three or more years of service: $2,302.80 per month or $27,633.60 per year
Once you have three or more years of service as a Lance Corporal (E-3) ranking, you will remain at the same basic Marine active-duty pay scale until you advance to the next ranking. Factors that can impact Marine active-duty pay
Several factors can impact a Marine's active-duty pay scale, such as their rank, education level and family status. Here is a deeper look at how each of these factors impacts the pay scale of a Marine: Marine pay scale based on rank
Marine food and housing allowances
Marine pay scale based on education levels
Marine pay scale based on family status
Marine pay scale based on rank
Marines can increase their basic pay scale amount by accepting more responsibility and qualifying for promotions to higher rankings. The basic Marine active-duty pay scales based on rank include: Non-Commissioned Officer (E-4) ranking with less than two years of service: $2,262.60 per month or $27,151.20 per year
Non-Commissioned Officer (E-5) ranking with less than two years of service: $2,467.50 per month or $29,610 per year
Staff Non-Commissioned Officer (E-6) ranking with less than two years of service: $2,693.70 per month or $32,324.40 per year
Staff Non-Commissioned Officer (E-7) ranking with less than two years of service: