How Much Is A Tier 9 Bonus?
Special Forces soldiers without the 6-12 years of service can still qualify for tiers 8 and 9, which means they can garner up to $58,300 and $72,900 in bonuses.
The offers range from $1,000 for a private in a tier one MOS to re-enlist for a year, to $81,000 for a tier 10 staff sergeant to re-enlist for five or more years. According to the Army, $81,000 is their highest bonus offered in over five years.
The Army will pay some soldiers up to $81000 to reenlist - Task & Purpose
How much is a tier 8 bonus?
A staff sergeant or sergeant first class eligible for a Tier 8 bonus, for instance, could earn $46,000 to reenlist for five or more years.
Army announces new changes to retention bonuses, kickers
How much of your Army bonus do you get?
Recruits who enlist for cash bonuses totaling more than $10,000 will receive their initial payment of $10,000 upon successful completion of initial entry training — basic training and job training. The remaining bonus amount will be paid in annual increments of up to $10,000 a year until the bonus is paid in full.
Army Enlistment and Re-Enlistment Bonuses - The Balance Careers
What is the highest enlistment bonus?
Active Army Enlistment Bonus: Qualified active duty recruits may be eligible for a combination of bonuses totaling up to $50,000. The maximum bonus for a three, four, five, or six-year contract is based on periodic updates and is subject to change. Recruiters will have the most up to date bonus information.
Active Duty Bonuses For Service Members - My Army Benefits