Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for tellers

Washington leads at $47,670 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
Washington$47,670$45,430–$57,450
New Jersey$47,210$43,680–$48,270
California$46,900$44,690–$49,380
Massachusetts$46,900$44,420–$48,420
Alaska$46,770$46,180–$47,510
Connecticut$46,320$44,360–$48,030
Colorado$46,060$42,590–$48,390
Maryland$46,010$39,300–$47,660
District of Columbia$45,590$42,990–$46,340
Florida$45,580$38,810–$47,710
Delaware$45,340$39,200–$48,850
Rhode Island$45,300$43,730–$46,370
Arizona$45,250$39,850–$46,430
Virginia$45,120$37,810–$47,290
Nevada$44,980$39,180–$46,190
North Carolina$44,830$39,140–$47,030
New Hampshire$44,460$39,740–$45,750
Oregon$44,440$39,760–$46,290
New York$44,400$40,180–$47,700
Minnesota$44,190$37,820–$46,190
Vermont$44,030$39,060–$45,240
Hawaii$43,910$38,460–$45,940
Maine$42,890$38,750–$45,460
Idaho$42,380$38,580–$44,400
South Carolina$42,280$37,820–$46,110
Georgia$41,690$36,700–$46,760
Pennsylvania$40,200$36,770–$45,810
Ohio$39,810$36,590–$46,440
Wisconsin$39,640$37,610–$45,260
North Dakota$39,300$38,000–$45,850
Michigan$39,240$36,890–$45,670
Indiana$38,730$36,750–$44,450
Illinois$38,670$36,330–$45,140
South Dakota$38,460$37,360–$44,400
Iowa$38,450$36,640–$45,610
Utah$38,370$37,240–$44,030
Wyoming$38,290$36,710–$45,500
Nebraska$38,140$36,690–$42,920
Montana$38,080$36,790–$42,580
Texas$38,050$35,730–$45,550
New Mexico$37,680$35,410–$45,260
Alabama$37,350$35,330–$43,970
Kentucky$37,210$35,270–$43,320
Kansas$36,840$34,900–$43,590
Mississippi$36,810$31,530–$38,630
Tennessee$36,750$34,310–$42,430
Missouri$36,650$34,300–$44,170
Oklahoma$35,840$31,490–$43,850
Arkansas$35,710$30,780–$38,070
Louisiana$35,680$29,470–$37,860
West Virginia$34,560$29,780–$36,280

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.