How do you ask about how much you will be paid for this position in a job interview?

Let THEM mention money not you.

You don't. The first person to speak of money loses. I am in a class that deals with job interviews. You let the interviewer ask you how much you expect to make. Then you answer should be, "I expect a salary that is equal to my work contribution." or "I see you offering a salary in the range of $24, 000 - $35,000 for a person with my skills and experience." This will usually be enough to give them the answer that they want. But by all means do not ask about money FIRST. Think about it... They were willing to pay you $50,000 a year, but you say, "Well, I was thinking around $45,000... you just knocked yourself out of the position. Much luck to you.

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