Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024 estimates

Financial Managers

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SOC code 11-3031 · Management Occupations

National employment
841,710
Mean annual wage
$186,910
Mean hourly wage
$89.86
Median annual wage
$166,570
Median hourly wage
$80.08

Wage percentiles

PercentileAnnual wageHourly wage
10th percentile$94,310$45.34
25th percentile$125,490$60.33
50th percentile (median)$166,570$80.08
75th percentile$219,980$105.76
90th percentile$239,200+$115.00+

BLS top-codes wages at or above $239,200/yr ($115.00/hr); the exact value above this threshold is not published, so it is shown here as "$239,200+".

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Wages by state (May 2024)

State-level employment and wage estimates for Financial Managers (SOC 11-3031), from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) State estimates, May 2024. Data available for 51 of 51 states/DC for this occupation.

StateEmploymentMean annualMedian annual10th pctl annual25th pctl annual75th pctl annual90th pctl annual
Alabama6,390$153,650$138,040$84,440$105,000$179,950—
Alaska2,090$134,970$122,770$82,880$99,610$161,030$199,210
Arizona14,570$152,100$132,290$73,060$99,990$177,830—
Arkansas6,500$128,690$103,410$55,850$75,120$155,800$216,600
California96,860$210,640$174,920$98,000$131,230——
Colorado11,460$198,380$174,840$117,430$137,830$222,770—
Connecticut20,200$195,700$169,730$102,800$131,230$219,820—
Delaware2,800$196,990$180,050$122,110$144,050$221,480—
District of Columbia7,950$196,900$181,210$129,010$154,200$212,990—
Florida47,710$167,830$143,100$77,230$103,420$205,130—
Georgia22,720$181,800$163,450$86,040$119,650$212,010—
Hawaii3,420$137,840$127,370$76,210$95,570$161,140$209,790
Idaho2,720$136,070$123,570$76,570$95,300$157,850$205,780
Illinois53,400$177,310$159,990$95,670$121,960$213,190—
Indiana11,440$146,180$132,320$75,420$99,020$171,800$218,350
Iowa9,400$142,600$130,600$77,290$99,410$168,840$217,600
Kansas4,820$154,730$138,980$90,110$105,320$178,670—
Kentucky6,120$137,650$125,490$72,310$94,340$164,490$217,780
Louisiana7,320$131,920$119,360$72,840$88,500$159,660$208,880
Maine3,040$168,440$134,410$82,570$105,170$197,070—
Maryland19,920$167,280$157,350$82,880$110,150$200,550—
Massachusetts27,690$204,840$181,170$104,790$138,740$234,870—
Michigan19,690$153,860$135,290$79,650$104,840$175,180$239,130
Minnesota16,520$170,550$158,040$98,430$123,470$204,950—
Mississippi3,730$123,590$105,970$56,880$73,940$149,990$202,320
Missouri12,710$152,020$133,560$77,590$101,760$175,500$234,660
Montana1,400$143,990$126,190$78,740$97,490$170,870$224,990
Nebraska5,480$151,460$134,410$82,240$104,350$172,320$225,140
Nevada7,240$141,580$124,560$65,790$85,710$168,490$235,410
New Hampshire4,090$161,010$141,520$92,320$114,700$182,190—
New Jersey32,370$211,620$188,750$128,690$158,610——
New Mexico2,430$134,210$122,180$80,150$98,360$157,060$204,510
New York67,510$244,250$215,740$115,910$161,080——
North Carolina21,170$176,900$160,340$92,490$121,970$211,880—
North Dakota1,960$151,000$130,070$84,990$104,220$174,740$234,680
Ohio27,920$151,520$133,450$75,930$100,070$177,200—
Oklahoma6,000$145,650$126,890$71,670$89,630$168,350$224,000
Oregon7,230$169,430$147,240$94,900$116,060$199,790—
Pennsylvania31,750$157,710$137,960$81,000$104,870$181,610—
Rhode Island2,310$173,800$160,490$98,940$124,520$209,960—
South Carolina9,380$145,180$127,610$75,430$94,990$169,330$226,870
South Dakota870$168,970$152,020$110,050$131,990$194,240$224,650
Tennessee18,650$154,180$133,010$77,110$101,540$176,060—
Texas67,580$172,530$160,350$85,140$119,920$208,820—
Utah8,670$158,110$137,760$82,840$106,110$177,400—
Vermont1,960$146,110$133,720$80,850$99,190$172,390$210,170
Virginia20,590$187,160$170,290$100,150$131,890$216,280—
Washington13,890$190,600$171,300$110,600$136,260$217,930—
West Virginia2,430$121,900$105,760$65,520$82,120$142,560$185,230
Wisconsin13,750$154,510$137,530$80,740$105,790$180,090—
Wyoming660$131,050$118,390$61,040$87,820$159,420$202,250

Hourly by-state wages are in the source dataset but not rendered here (annual only, to keep this table a manageable width); see the source link below for the full file. BLS suppresses some state-level figures for reliability: an em dash (—) means BLS did not publish that figure for this state and occupation. Per BLS’s own field definitions: "*" = a wage estimate is not available; "**" = an employment estimate is not available; "#" = a wage equal to or greater than $115.00 per hour or $239,200 per year (all three are shown here as —, not guessed). Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), State occupational employment and wage estimates, May 2024.

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024 estimates. Wage figures are BLS OEWS estimates and may not reflect current pay.