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Do you know how much pension the president of the United States has? What about their retirement?
Many people may think that when they retire, they are in peace of mind, but they are not, they are also busy making money.
The former president bill of 1958 required the United States to pay multiple lifetime pensions to former presidents, which in 1958 was $25,000 a year. In 2019 currency, it is approximately US$218,000 per year.
Today, their pensions have changed.
Yes, even less. A cleanly retired president, whose pension is calculated based on the salary of a member who limits that member, is about two hundred and seven hundred dollars, which is a decline, but it has to be said that it is also a very substantial income. Especially compared to the income of their widows, the former president's pair of incomes is only a paltry two thousand dollars.
Whether a president retires cleanly or a president who is impeached and removed from office, he can earn $210,700 a year. Until they price and tin play.
Yes, not only do they have high pensions, they also have free access to all medical services, travel, travel, etc., all without their own expenses.
No matter what they do, there will be taxpayers to help them pay the associated costs.
Speaking of costs, we have to mention a very important expenditure, that is, the presidential secret service.
In 2012, the United States passed a law overturning the 1994 Secret Service's protection of former presidents from 10 years to permanent. Protection is also surveillance, but this surveillance does not work on their families.
It is worth saying that if the first lady divorces the president, then the first lady will also be deprived of the relevant rights.
For example, the annual pension of 20,000 US dollars is gone, there is a high pension every year, there are special personnel to protect travel, and it does not cost a penny.
If you think that's the end of it, you're dead wrong. Compared to the presidents' means of earning money, this pension is nothing.
Take our President Joe Bush, who retired and wrote a book that sold 1.5 million copies, making him seven million dollars.
Another example is a Clinton book, where my life gave him fifteen million dollars in advance.
The Obamas, for example, had received more than $65 million in advance payments for books so far in 2017.
Why be busy making money? The specific reasons can be used by your imagination and discussed in the comment area.