The last time the US president's salary was increased was in 2001, but it's still a hefty sum - and there are bonuses for the wallet too.
The president-elect of the United States (USA), Donald Trump, will take office in January, in an election that, confirmed on Saturday, was also marked by the triumph in the 'swing states' [decisive states] - some recovered, others maintained , but the final result shows that red, the color of the Republican Party, won in all cases.
But when he returns to the White House, what will Donald Trump's salary be?
The value was remembered in recent days by the American press - and remembered because this is a salary that has not changed in just over 20 years.
Just like the presidents who have been in office since 2001, Trump will earn 400 thousand dollars a year, around 373 thousand euros.
Other benefits
CBS News also reports that the person chosen to be president of the United States also has an additional bonus of $50,000 for other expenses, $100,000 for travel and $19,000 for entertainment.
In addition to money, there are other benefits that a president in that country can enjoy - such as moving house. This way, Trump can move with his family to the White House, the official residence of the head of state.
And other perks?
'Experience' in the position may not be useful for a request for a salary increase, given that Trump will go for a 2nd term, but as the press points out, there is more money that can come when presidents leave the White House.
Typically, writes and ABC News, presidents tend to earn more money than in office, as they launch books, speak at some lectures, make deals with the media and other lucrative deals.
Former presidents also receive an annual pension, worth 200 thousand euros.
