Yes, all presidents receive a salary and while some may donate part of it to charity, they do accept their pay (which since 2001, has been set at $400,000 a year plus expenses). There is no evidence that President Obama has refused his annual salary, nor did his immediate predecessors.
No. He couldn't, even if he wanted to. Congress decides on the President's salary. The last time a President got a 'hefty raise' was when George W. Bush was President. The salary hasn't changed since. Re-calculated in 2016 US dollars, the President's salary has on average remained more or less the same in terms of purchase power since the mid-nineteenth century. President Obama's salary is actually even a bit lower in real terms than a President's salary 150 years ago.
No-certainly not.
no
He might accept a contribution to his campaign fund.
The President of the United States earns $400,000 a year. The vice president's annual salary is $221,100.
Yearly salary: $400000.
400,000
Barack Obama
The President of the US is paid a salary. Barack Obama also has earnings from his book sales.
$420,000 yearly.
$400,000 / yr
In 2001, the salary of the president was raised to $400,000 a year plus expenses. Both President Bush and President Obama were paid that salary.
I looked it up and it said Obama gets paid about $400,000 annually.
The p|President earns $400,000 a year.
That's a personal information which is hard to find out.