occupation · 13-2051 · New York

Financial and Investment Analysts in New York

Financial and Investment Analysts earned a median annual wage of $126,580 in New York in May 2024, with 47,130 people employed, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.

MEDIAN 2024: $126,580SOURCE: BLS OEWS

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What stands out

Financial and Investment Analysts earned a median annual wage of $126,580 in New York in May 2024, with 47,130 people employed, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. The lowest-paid tenth earned $78,790 or less, the best-paid tenth $221,460 or more. Since May 2015 the median moved from $100,070 to $126,580, +26.5 %. Among the 52 states with data, New York ranks 2 by median wage for this occupation. The national median is $101,350; New York is +24.9 % against it. Wages are as published by BLS for May of each year; '≥ $239,200' is BLS's top code for May 2024 (the cap changes by year). Every value links to its fact record.

New York, year by year

Annual wages at the median, mean and four percentiles; employment is the May estimate.

Reference	Employment	Median	Mean	10th	25th	75th	90th	Median hourly	Source
May 2024	47,130	$126,580	$147,260	$78,790	$100,660	$171,390	$221,460	$60.86	evidence →
May 2023	49,220	$125,110	$143,330	$77,200	$97,130	$169,890	$221,870	$60.15	evidence →
May 2022	46,720	$123,950	$140,880	$75,340	$93,650	$168,680	$220,920	$59.59	evidence →
May 2021	49,620	$108,600	$131,690	$63,960	$80,330	$164,540	≥ $208,000	$52.21	evidence →
May 2018	53,250	$107,160	$137,270	$63,600	$82,270	$172,160	≥ $208,000	$51.52	evidence →
May 2017	52,670	$108,060	$134,560	$64,340	$81,370	$168,300	≥ $208,000	$51.95	evidence →
May 2016	49,050	$101,770	$129,640	$60,540	$76,170	$165,210	≥ $208,000	$48.93	evidence →
May 2015	42,350	$100,070	$122,170	$59,030	$73,730	$154,920	≥ $187,200	$48.11	evidence →

Metropolitan areas in New York

Median annual wage for this occupation, May 2024.

Metro area	Median annual	Employment
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ	$128,490	49,940
Elmira, NY	$108,360	40
Syracuse, NY	$93,230	310
Binghamton, NY	$92,570	130
Buffalo-Cheektowaga, NY	$89,080	970
Utica-Rome, NY	$88,510	120
Kingston, NY	$88,430	40
Kiryas Joel-Poughkeepsie-Newburgh, NY	$87,750	190
Rochester, NY	$85,500	1,170
Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY	$84,490	1,060
Glens Falls, NY	$82,010	30
Ithaca, NY	$80,070	100

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