Financial Specialists, All Other Salary by Percentile

$43,667 $141,711
10th pct Median: $82,390 90th pct
Percentile Annual Salary Hourly Rate
10th (Entry Level)$43,667$20.99
25th Percentile$59,321$28.52
50th (Median)$82,390$39.61
75th Percentile$113,698$54.66
90th (Top Earners)$141,711$68.13
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS, May 2024

Top Paying States for Financial Specialists, All Other

# State Median Annual Median Hourly
1 District of Columbia (DC) $108,755 $52.29
2 California (CA) $102,988 $49.51
3 Massachusetts (MA) $100,516 $48.33
4 New York (NY) $100,516 $48.33
5 New Jersey (NJ) $98,868 $47.53
6 Connecticut (CT) $97,220 $46.74
7 Maryland (MD) $97,220 $46.74
8 Hawaii (HI) $94,748 $45.55
9 Alaska (AK) $92,277 $44.36
10 Washington (WA) $92,277 $44.36
Source: BLS OEWS May 2024

About Financial Specialists, All Other

Financial Specialists, All Other work in their specialized field applying expertise and skills to deliver value in their organization. This occupation is part of the business finance sector of the U.S. economy.

Education Requirements

Typical Entry-Level Education: Bachelor's degree

Job Outlook for Financial Specialists, All Other

Projected Growth
+7%
2022-2032
▲ 7% (Faster than average)
Annual Job Openings
980,200
projected annually

Outlook data based on BLS Employment Projections program. Growth rate is projected change in employment 2022-2032.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do Financial Specialists, All Other make?
The median annual salary for Financial Specialists, All Other is $82,390 (BLS OEWS May 2024). Entry-level workers earn around $43,667, while the top 10% earn $141,711 or more.
What is the hourly wage for Financial Specialists, All Other?
Financial Specialists, All Other earn a median hourly wage of $39.61 per hour. Working full-time (40 hrs/week, 52 weeks), this equals approximately $82,390 annually.
Is Financial Specialists, All Other a good-paying career?
With a median salary of $82,390, Financial Specialists, All Other earns above the U.S. median household income. Job outlook: Faster than average (7% growth, 2022-2032).
What education do Financial Specialists, All Other need?
Typical entry-level education: Bachelor's degree. Requirements vary by employer and specialization - check with specific employers and BLS OOH for detailed requirements.

Financial Specialists, All Other Salary by State

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Alabama
$72,503/yr
Alaska
$92,277/yr
Arizona
$80,742/yr
Arkansas
$69,208/yr
California
$102,988/yr
Colorado
$88,981/yr
Connecticut
$97,220/yr
Delaware
$86,510/yr
District of Columbia
$108,755/yr
Florida
$79,094/yr
Georgia
$76,623/yr
Hawaii
$94,748/yr
Idaho
$74,151/yr
Illinois
$86,510/yr
Indiana
$74,975/yr
Iowa
$74,151/yr
Kansas
$74,151/yr
Kentucky
$73,327/yr
Louisiana
$72,503/yr
Maine
$76,623/yr
Maryland
$97,220/yr
Massachusetts
$100,516/yr
Michigan
$79,094/yr
Minnesota
$85,686/yr
Mississippi
$66,736/yr
Missouri
$74,975/yr
Montana
$72,503/yr
Nebraska
$74,151/yr
Nevada
$81,566/yr
New Hampshire
$88,981/yr
New Jersey
$98,868/yr
New Mexico
$71,679/yr
New York
$100,516/yr
North Carolina
$76,623/yr
North Dakota
$78,271/yr
Ohio
$76,623/yr
Oklahoma
$71,679/yr
Oregon
$87,333/yr
Pennsylvania
$83,214/yr
Rhode Island
$86,510/yr
South Carolina
$74,151/yr
South Dakota
$72,503/yr
Tennessee
$74,151/yr
Texas
$79,918/yr
Utah
$79,918/yr
Vermont
$80,742/yr
Virginia
$88,157/yr
Washington
$92,277/yr
West Virginia
$67,560/yr
Wisconsin
$78,271/yr
Wyoming
$75,799/yr