Highest-paying states for financial clerks, all other
New York leads at $61,500 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.
| Place | Median | 25th–75th |
|---|---|---|
| New York | $61,500 | $48,660–$62,310 |
| Virginia | $61,040 | $51,910–$70,240 |
| Arizona | $60,720 | $50,220–$70,610 |
| Minnesota | $60,580 | $57,420–$63,630 |
| Massachusetts | $60,530 | $46,570–$64,250 |
| Delaware | $60,340 | $51,220–$69,490 |
| Colorado | $59,990 | $49,360–$65,460 |
| Maine | $59,160 | $52,780–$68,760 |
| Washington | $58,970 | $51,920–$65,680 |
| Oklahoma | $58,720 | $46,240–$66,090 |
| North Carolina | $58,290 | $48,310–$78,440 |
| California | $58,100 | $48,850–$70,990 |
| Rhode Island | $58,040 | $49,130–$60,070 |
| New Jersey | $57,920 | $48,320–$64,210 |
| Illinois | $56,980 | $54,470–$64,380 |
| North Dakota | $56,680 | $48,050–$64,570 |
| Arkansas | $56,600 | $44,370–$63,460 |
| Alaska | $55,300 | $54,490–$55,300 |
| Oregon | $54,700 | $46,580–$62,820 |
| Texas | $53,830 | $48,020–$59,570 |
| Missouri | $52,400 | $46,880–$70,640 |
| Maryland | $52,370 | $45,100–$67,530 |
| Georgia | $52,240 | $43,950–$62,620 |
| Kentucky | $51,860 | $48,160–$59,480 |
| Connecticut | $51,830 | $46,070–$59,280 |
| Iowa | $51,770 | $49,080–$60,170 |
| Pennsylvania | $51,650 | $44,130–$58,540 |
| Florida | $51,570 | $47,270–$63,380 |
| New Hampshire | $51,480 | $48,880–$63,550 |
| Idaho | $51,310 | $48,050–$61,730 |
| Wisconsin | $51,030 | $46,920–$59,280 |
| Nevada | $50,200 | $39,300–$59,030 |
| South Carolina | $49,780 | $43,920–$51,640 |
| Utah | $48,580 | $42,560–$55,080 |
| Tennessee | $47,060 | $42,460–$69,090 |
| Kansas | $46,900 | $44,890–$50,420 |
| Nebraska | $46,810 | $29,420–$54,890 |
| Hawaii | $46,560 | $42,330–$54,990 |
| Louisiana | $46,270 | $36,690–$49,840 |
| Vermont | $44,280 | $38,910–$49,470 |
| West Virginia | $41,550 | $36,060–$47,050 |
| Mississippi | $31,750 | $21,550–$40,000 |
Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.