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FBI Agent Salary Information

Agents beginning their career with the FBI as a special agent can expect to earn a starting annual salary starting at $51,000 during their first year of training. Those who have been assigned to their first field duties usually earn between $61,000-69,900 once they have completed their training. Salaries are usually determined by their office location. Special agents with advanced degrees and extensive work experience earn larger salaries. FBI agents that have been with the Bureau for a while can make up to $106,000 a year.



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Homeland Security AgentHomeland Security Agent
Homeland Security agents have jobs of vast responsibility. They are primarily responsible for ensuring the safety of our nation and security our country's borders.

Salary: $38k - $60k+
Education: Bachelor's Degree
Job Outlook: Excellent

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