An E-3 makes a monthly base rate of 1,649.70 if they have been active duty for two years or less. 1,753.50 for 3 years and so on so forth. If you are married you get BAH, but that all depends on where you are stationed at - or if you are in BCT/AIT, where your spouse lives. When you are seperated for more then 30 days you get $250.00 a month for family sepration allowance. Once you get out of BCT/AIT and get to your duty station you get a monthly food allowance of $323.87. The only pay that is taxable is your base pay. You can look up military pay online anytime at:
http://www.dfas.mil/militarypay/military鈥?/a>How much money per month does a married PFC make in the army?
Depends on your duty station. In basic and AIT you make your base pay and BAH for the location your spouse is located. Once you get to your permanent duty station it changes to the rate where you are stationed unless you are sent on a dependent restricted tour such as Korea.
This will tell you your BAH rate:
http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/perdiem鈥?/a>
Your base pay is $1,650 and you get $323.87 for seperate rations. Your base pay is taxed.
You don't make anymore than a single E-3 does. However you do get the entitlement of BAS and BAH. Look up the info on DFAS.
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