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Loan Officers — wages and employment

Loan Officers earned a median annual wage of $74,180 in the United States in May 2024, with 290,530 people employed, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.

MEDIAN 2024: $74,180SOURCE: BLS OEWSEvery value source-linked

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Loan Officers earned a median annual wage of $74,180 in the United States in May 2024, with 290,530 people employed, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. The lowest-paid tenth earned $38,490 or less, the best-paid tenth $145,780 or more. Since May 2023 the median moved from $69,990 to $74,180, +6.0 %. The best-paying state is District of Columbia at $102,200; the lowest Puerto Rico at $35,400. Among metropolitan areas, Elmira, NY pays the highest median, $106,430. Wages are as published by BLS for May of each year; '≥ $239,200' is BLS's top code. Every value links to its fact record.

United States, year by year

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

By state

Median annual wage, May 2024, highest first. Each state has its own record with the full series.

StateMedian annualEmployment
District of Columbia$102,200420
New York$98,94011,850
New Jersey$95,0905,690
Massachusetts$93,4304,310
Vermont$86,490440
Minnesota$84,4806,950
North Dakota$82,9901,370
Kansas$82,5403,950
Delaware$80,7601,480
Iowa$80,0703,350
Colorado$79,8003,700
Virginia$79,6009,170
California$79,58027,420
Wisconsin$79,2305,020
New Hampshire$78,6701,190
South Dakota$78,5901,930
Maine$78,0401,170
Connecticut$77,5802,680
Rhode Island$77,4601,560
Washington$77,0406,480
Wyoming$76,460750
Illinois$75,96010,330
North Carolina$75,82011,890
Nebraska$75,7302,730
Oregon$74,7203,810
Maryland$73,3403,990
Missouri$72,7307,000
New Mexico$72,690970
Michigan$72,68010,910
Georgia$72,2509,480
Indiana$71,4004,740
Florida$71,34019,750
Hawaii$70,280960
Arkansas$70,0502,810
Ohio$69,22010,340
Kentucky$68,6003,990
Montana$65,9601,390
Oklahoma$65,7204,530
Alaska$65,160510
Idaho$64,3802,290
Texas$63,77024,070
Tennessee$63,1607,610
South Carolina$61,6904,280
Pennsylvania$61,4708,820
Utah$60,8705,590
Alabama$60,7505,680
Mississippi$59,9502,770
Nevada$58,4002,960
Louisiana$57,3203,010
Arizona$53,76011,420
West Virginia$49,5501,300
Puerto Rico$35,4002,550

Highest-paying metropolitan areas

Top 20 by median annual wage.

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