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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This thread has taken a weird turn. I don’t know why people won’t just say their salaries. This is an anonymous board, folks. I will start. I work at DOJ. I graduated from law school in 2003 and am a GS 15 and make 176,000. Hope that’s helpful to someone. It’s not on topic for this thread, but this thread is full of weird vagueness and I wanted to demonstrate useful salary info.[/quote]

NP.  Thank you, sane person![/quote]

I posted earlier that the total compensation and benefits package is roughly equivalent for both, wit the exception of the FRB pension.

Some of this is publicly available information.

https://www.sec.gov/ohr/sec-compensation
https://www.federalreserve.gov/careers-salary.htm

And note that the first SEC table does not include locality pay.  You have to add on the locality percentage in the second table.  FRB does not have locality pay.
The FR-28 is roughly equivalent to the SK-155.  So the top of that grade is FRB: 240K and SEC: 238K

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Comparing the top of the bands isn't super useful because folks don't start at top of Nad and Fed Pay doesn't include the variable pay component. Also, non managerial attorneys at the Fed top out at FR29, which maxes out at 250k.[/quote]

Somebody asked for real numbers, I gave real numbers.  And the variable pay component (which SEC also has) was already mentioned.  [/quote]

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