Financial Analyst I Salary (BLS May 2025 Data)

BLS reports Financial and Investment Analysts, not a separate wage for Financial Analyst I. This broader occupation does not distinguish seniority, work arrangement or language requirements.

United States: the middle half of workers earned $79,290 to $133,340, with a median of $102,740. The thin line runs from the 10th to the 90th percentile.Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025.

Annual wage percentiles, United States, BLS May 2025
Percentile	Wage	What it means
10th	$63,720	10% of workers in this occupation and area earned less than this.
25th	$79,290	25% earned less than this.
Median	$102,740	Half earned less and half earned more.
75th	$133,340	75% earned less than this.
90th	$180,860	90% earned less than this.
Mean	$116,800	Average wage across all workers.

United States: the middle half of workers earned $38.12 to $64.11, with a median of $49.40. The thin line runs from the 10th to the 90th percentile.Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025.

Hourly wage percentiles, United States, BLS May 2025
Percentile	Wage	What it means
10th	$30.64	10% of workers in this occupation and area earned less than this.
25th	$38.12	25% earned less than this.
Median	$49.40	Half earned less and half earned more.
75th	$64.11	75% earned less than this.
90th	$86.95	90% earned less than this.
Mean	$56.15	Average wage across all workers.

What BLS wages include and exclude

Wages for the OEWS survey are straight-time, gross pay, exclusive of premium pay. Base rate; cost-of-living allowances; guaranteed pay; hazardous-duty pay; incentive pay, including commissions and production bonuses; and tips are included. Excluded are overtime pay, severance pay, shift differentials, nonproduction bonuses, employer cost for supplementary benefits, and tuition reimbursements.

Employment, U.S.: 361,980
Mean annual wage: $116,800
Reference period: May 2025

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, released 2026-05-15. SOC 13-2051 Financial and Investment Analysts, United States. BLS source tables and downloads; release notes. Select this SOC and area in the source files; the tables index is not an exact-row link.

Target metros

Financial Analyst I by metro, annual wages, BLS May 2025
Metro	Median	P25 to P75	Employment	Location quotient
Miami	$105,160	$79,260 to $128,640	6,400	0.97
Tampa	$79,910	$65,110 to $106,460	5,370	1.60
Orlando	$90,020	$71,890 to $115,570	3,110	0.95
Raleigh	$99,200	$75,230 to $124,640	1,380	0.80
New York City	$128,930	$103,140 to $174,990	53,870	2.44
Northern New Jersey	$128,930	$103,140 to $174,990	53,870	2.44
Dallas	$100,350	$77,930 to $127,970	11,530	1.22
Chicago	$101,750	$79,330 to $129,950	17,150	1.63

A location quotient above 1 means the occupation is more concentrated in that metro than in the nation. Northern New Jersey figures come from the broader New York metro.

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By industry

These are national industry estimates for SOC 13-2051 Financial and Investment Analysts, not a separate estimate for this title. Industry names below are exactly as BLS publishes them. Private-sector rows are labeled when an all-ownership estimate is not available.

BLS OEWS May 2025, national annual wages by industry
BLS industry	NAICS	Ownership	P25	Median	P75	Employment
Construction	23	Private	$76,970	$93,480	$114,760	2,020
Construction of Buildings	236000	Private	$76,040	$92,910	$110,850	980
Residential Building Construction	236100	Private	$73,740	$88,120	$103,310	580
Nonresidential Building Construction	236200	Private	$78,740	$98,820	$124,380	400
Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction	237000	Private	$82,810	$100,390	$129,830	470
Utility System Construction	237100	Private	$78,640	$99,090	$113,310	60
Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction	237130	Private	$74,100	$94,290	$109,560	40
Land Subdivision	237200	Private	$80,300	$100,530	$129,990	270
Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction	237300	Private	$83,940	$91,550	$111,040	80
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction	237900	Private	$93,280	$133,540	$159,980	60
Specialty Trade Contractors	238000	Private	$70,670	$89,990	$106,580	570
Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors	238100	Private	$106,600	$106,710	$134,700	Not published by BLS
Building Equipment Contractors	238200	Private	$71,810	$89,990	$112,230	370
Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors	238210	Private	$60,950	$89,990	$108,810	300
Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors	238220	Private	$83,790	$88,010	$127,310	50
Building Finishing Contractors	238300	Private	$63,680	$86,700	$94,580	130
Drywall and Insulation Contractors	238310	Private	$83,980	$91,510	$95,950	Not published by BLS
Other Specialty Trade Contractors	238900	Private	$48,120	$71,230	$91,910	30
Manufacturing	31-33	Private	$82,200	$101,930	$126,200	16,190
Food Manufacturing	311000	Private	$77,190	$93,820	$112,600	780
Animal Food Manufacturing	311100	Private	$77,190	$119,690	$133,800	40
Grain and Oilseed Milling	311200	Private	$78,930	$95,760	$109,520	100
Sugar and Confectionery Product Manufacturing	311300	Private	$76,120	$98,320	$102,680	60
Fruit and Vegetable Preserving and Specialty Food Manufacturing	311400	Private	$77,080	$84,110	$106,950	130
Dairy Product Manufacturing	311500	Private	$77,570	$84,990	$104,610	50
Animal Slaughtering and Processing	311600	Private	$75,660	$97,600	$106,390	80
Bakeries and Tortilla Manufacturing	311800	Private	$76,870	$87,270	$102,030	110
Other Food Manufacturing	311900	Private	$81,600	$99,850	$132,990	200
Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing	312000	Private	$78,550	$91,090	$105,430	180
Beverage Manufacturing	312100	Private	$78,550	$91,250	$106,520	170
Paper Manufacturing	322000	Private	$82,750	$99,610	$126,010	410
Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard Mills	322100	Private	$82,250	$96,010	$123,330	180
Converted Paper Product Manufacturing	322200	Private	$82,980	$101,260	$126,950	230
Printing and Related Support Activities	323000	Private	$80,110	$81,870	$101,200	90
Printing and Related Support Activities	323100	Private	$80,110	$81,870	$101,200	90
Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing	324000	Private	$99,870	$116,380	$135,160	90
Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing	324100	Private	$99,870	$116,380	$135,160	90
Chemical Manufacturing	325000	Private	$89,990	$101,250	$122,020	1,160
Chemical Manufacturing (3251, 3252, 3253, and 3259 only)	3250A1	Private	$90,680	$102,710	$122,310	240
Chemical Manufacturing (3255 and 3256 only)	3250A2	Private	$81,980	$98,390	$123,190	190
Pharmaceutical and Medicine Manufacturing	325400	Private	$93,810	$101,250	$121,120	730
Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing	326000	Private	$68,950	$87,960	$102,720	460
Plastics Product Manufacturing	326100	Private	$66,040	$87,960	$102,400	410
Rubber Product Manufacturing	326200	Private	$78,100	$87,350	$104,030	60
Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing	327000	Private	$85,590	$101,260	$119,920	90
Primary Metal Manufacturing	331000	Private	$76,510	$92,370	$108,210	320
Iron and Steel Mills and Ferroalloy Manufacturing	331100	Private	$78,410	$99,250	$110,080	80
Steel Product Manufacturing from Purchased Steel	331200	Private	$65,010	$77,920	$97,020	40
Alumina and Aluminum Production and Processing	331300	Private	$74,750	$88,110	$104,100	70
Nonferrous Metal (except Aluminum) Production and Processing	331400	Private	$89,120	$103,340	$115,650	50
Foundries	331500	Private	$76,900	$86,110	$100,900	70
Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing	332000	Private	$77,950	$94,610	$113,630	560
Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing (3321, 3322, 3325, 3326, and 3329 only)	3320A1	Private	$80,920	$94,810	$117,830	320
Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing (3323 and 3324 only)	3320A2	Private	$74,770	$85,890	$113,630	180
Machine Shops; Turned Product; and Screw, Nut, and Bolt Manufacturing	332700	Private	$84,990	$96,190	$109,470	50
Machinery Manufacturing	333000	Private	$80,060	$96,800	$116,820	1,570
Machinery Manufacturing (3331, 3332, 3334, and 3339 only)	3330A1	Private	$78,310	$96,520	$117,250	1,080
Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing	333300	Private	$81,940	$101,820	$106,950	240
Metalworking Machinery Manufacturing	333500	Private	$73,210	$88,090	$107,750	40
Engine, Turbine, and Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing	333600	Private	$95,580	$103,580	$132,040	210
Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing	334000	Private	$83,490	$103,900	$127,310	3,680
Computer and Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing	334100	Private	$78,560	$96,740	$121,660	730
Communications Equipment Manufacturing	334200	Private	$83,240	$101,760	$124,120	300
Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing	334300	Private	$101,810	$116,120	$130,390	30
Semiconductor and Other Electronic Component Manufacturing	334400	Private	$86,090	$105,240	$127,910	1,110
Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing	334500	Private	$88,630	$105,140	$127,750	1,490
Electrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing	335000	Private	$80,780	$96,940	$117,880	550
Electric Lighting Equipment Manufacturing	335100	Private	$76,940	$83,080	$95,290	40
Household Appliance Manufacturing	335200	Private	$81,900	$100,750	$112,790	70
Electrical Equipment Manufacturing	335300	Private	$78,940	$93,280	$105,660	200
Other Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing	335900	Private	$83,940	$103,650	$131,970	250
Transportation Equipment Manufacturing	336000	Private	$84,310	$106,300	$133,430	5,160
Motor Vehicle Manufacturing	336100	Private	$79,030	$99,230	$122,310	370
Motor Vehicle Body and Trailer Manufacturing	336200	Private	$65,060	$84,750	$96,260	50
Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing	336300	Private	$78,320	$94,360	$106,300	680
Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing	336400	Private	$97,010	$110,540	$136,340	3,850
Ship and Boat Building	336600	Private	$65,850	$78,280	$101,090	110
Other Transportation Equipment Manufacturing	336900	Private	$78,570	$93,670	$104,500	80
Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing	337000	Private	$76,200	$96,040	$114,290	140
Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing (3371 and 3372 only)	3370A1	Private	$76,180	$94,600	$106,310	130
Miscellaneous Manufacturing	339000	Private	$80,980	$101,290	$121,410	850
Medical Equipment and Supplies Manufacturing	339100	Private	$82,480	$102,960	$123,770	680
Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing	339900	Private	$75,690	$94,970	$112,740	170
Information	51	Private	$89,550	$118,090	$157,320	12,440
Motion Picture and Sound Recording Industries	512000	Private	$81,140	$95,890	$104,990	310
Motion Picture and Video Industries	512100	Private	$81,760	$95,890	$104,990	280
Sound Recording Industries	512200	Private	$78,900	$98,510	$116,490	40
Publishing Industries	513000	Private	$99,960	$129,280	$161,180	5,090
Newspaper, Periodical, Book, and Directory Publishers	513100	Private	$82,580	$102,040	$124,820	840
Newspaper Publishers	513110	Private	$81,040	$101,930	$111,030	80
Software Publishers	513200	Private	$100,820	$130,160	$161,180	4,240
Broadcasting and Content Providers	516000	Private	$92,950	$111,050	$137,380	1,290
Radio and Television Broadcasting Stations	516100	Private	$86,580	$103,860	$119,240	130
Television Broadcasting Stations	516120	Private	$87,500	$108,110	$120,010	100
Media Streaming Distribution Services, Social Networks, and Other Media Networks and Content Providers	516200	Private	$93,330	$117,490	$139,250	1,160
Telecommunications	517000	Private	$77,000	$96,300	$122,980	2,110
Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services	518000	Private	$81,740	$107,470	$136,020	2,490
Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services	518200	Private	$81,740	$107,470	$136,020	2,490
Web Search Portals, Libraries, Archives, and Other Information Services	519000	Private	$129,580	$165,650	$177,040	1,150
Web Search Portals, Libraries, Archives, and Other Information Services	519200	Private	$129,580	$165,650	$177,040	1,150
Finance and Insurance	52	Private	$80,000	$107,030	$158,900	155,230
Monetary Authorities-Central Bank	521000	Private	$96,720	$104,730	$154,120	520
Monetary Authorities-Central Bank	521100	Private	$96,720	$104,730	$154,120	520
Credit Intermediation and Related Activities	522000	Private	$76,200	$100,120	$131,500	42,810
Credit Intermediation and Related Activities (5221 and 5223 only)	5220A1	Private	$76,510	$100,700	$132,020	34,660
Nondepository Credit Intermediation	522200	Private	$75,710	$98,020	$126,840	8,160
Other Nondepository Credit Intermediation	522290	Private	$75,450	$94,960	$122,800	5,290
Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities	523000	Private	$87,240	$124,370	$170,700	89,390
Insurance Carriers and Related Activities	524000	Private	$76,510	$95,830	$124,650	19,880
Insurance Carriers	524100	Private	$77,820	$98,420	$126,890	13,170
Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers	524114	Private	$77,240	$92,360	$110,980	4,190
Direct Insurance (except Life, Health, and Medical) Carriers	524120	Private	$78,070	$99,910	$130,780	4,130
Agencies, Brokerages, and Other Insurance Related Activities	524200	Private	$69,430	$84,610	$112,790	6,700
Insurance Agencies and Brokerages	524210	Private	$73,590	$88,210	$120,500	4,360
Other Insurance Related Activities	524290	Private	$64,700	$81,630	$107,740	2,340
Funds, Trusts, and Other Financial Vehicles	525000	Private	$78,750	$114,170	$173,030	2,640
Insurance and Employee Benefit Funds	525100	Private	$65,480	$88,690	$102,810	190
Other Investment Pools and Funds	525900	Private	$79,080	$125,710	$174,990	2,440
Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	53	Private	$80,590	$104,500	$135,610	11,400
Real Estate	531000	Private	$80,860	$105,720	$135,610	11,000
Rental and Leasing Services	532000	Private	$77,170	$93,900	$113,690	340
Rental and Leasing Services (5322, 5323, and 5324 only)	5320A1	Private	$80,960	$99,800	$128,080	230
Automotive Equipment Rental and Leasing	532100	Private	$76,730	$80,500	$97,070	110
Lessors of Nonfinancial Intangible Assets (except Copyrighted Works)	533000	Private	$75,930	$99,430	$143,210	60
Lessors of Nonfinancial Intangible Assets (except Copyrighted Works)	533100	Private	$75,930	$99,430	$143,210	60
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services	54	Private	$78,230	$101,540	$134,150	54,250
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services	541000	Private	$78,230	$101,540	$134,150	54,250
Legal Services	541100	Private	$83,440	$106,990	$129,810	Not published by BLS
Accounting, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, and Payroll Services	541200	Private	$75,570	$96,950	$140,650	7,190
Architectural, Engineering, and Related Services	541300	Private	$82,640	$104,870	$129,490	3,530
Engineering Services	541330	Private	$82,850	$104,660	$129,480	3,260
Testing Laboratories and Services	541380	Private	$77,540	$99,020	$134,290	150
Specialized Design Services	541400	Private	$84,680	$86,110	$104,780	60
Computer Systems Design and Related Services	541500	Private	$93,190	$121,630	$140,010	10,930
Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services	541600	Private	$75,420	$97,190	$129,260	23,080
Scientific Research and Development Services	541700	Private	$98,470	$121,820	$155,720	4,340
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences	541710	Private	$99,170	$122,850	$154,390	3,930
Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities	541720	Private	$82,000	$104,610	$167,510	410
Advertising, Public Relations, and Related Services	541800	Private	$62,210	$81,550	$100,030	1,750
Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services	541900	Private	$78,190	$100,670	$131,860	2,170
Management of Companies and Enterprises	55	Private	$80,060	$101,760	$128,330	44,850
Management of Companies and Enterprises	551000	Private	$80,060	$101,760	$128,330	44,850
Management of Companies and Enterprises	551100	Private	$80,060	$101,760	$128,330	44,850
Ambulatory Health Care Services	621000	Private	$75,960	$94,270	$109,370	2,670
Offices of Physicians	621100	Private	$73,260	$89,990	$103,930	1,170
Offices of Other Health Practitioners	621300	Private	$59,030	$78,240	$88,200	40
Outpatient Care Centers	621400	Private	$78,820	$96,480	$121,620	630
Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers	621420	Private	$62,700	$78,640	$105,990	90
Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories	621500	Private	$83,610	$102,930	$120,200	240
Home Health Care Services	621600	Private	$77,710	$96,180	$109,700	340
Other Ambulatory Health Care Services	621900	Private	$77,410	$95,380	$104,370	250
Ambulance Services	621910	Private	$67,820	$76,470	$88,130	50
All Other Ambulatory Health Care Services	621990	Private	$82,340	$99,100	$105,820	200
Hospitals	622000	Private	$77,700	$92,120	$103,870	5,520
General Medical and Surgical Hospitals	622100	Private	$77,430	$90,790	$103,540	5,170
Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospitals	622200	Private	$43,890	$81,380	$87,420	50
Specialty (except Psychiatric and Substance Abuse) Hospitals	622300	Private	$84,600	$102,200	$111,780	300
Nursing and Residential Care Facilities	623000	Private	$67,900	$84,530	$108,830	280
Nursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities)	623100	Private	$66,330	$72,580	$104,310	60
Residential Intellectual and Developmental Disability, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse Facilities	623200	Private	$65,850	$75,120	$90,100	100
Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities	623220	Private	$67,800	$76,430	$107,760	80
Continuing Care Retirement Communities and Assisted Living Facilities for the Elderly	623300	Private	$78,760	$93,580	$102,000	70
Other Residential Care Facilities	623900	Private	$86,590	$103,170	$118,680	50
Social Assistance	624000	Private	$66,060	$83,560	$104,010	800
Individual and Family Services	624100	Private	$60,350	$78,310	$102,590	370
Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities	624120	Private	$58,510	$78,310	$98,360	110
Community Food and Housing, and Emergency and Other Relief Services	624200	Private	$73,210	$91,790	$109,500	360
Vocational Rehabilitation Services	624300	Private	$63,630	$76,590	$93,360	70
Food Services and Drinking Places	722000	Private	$73,410	$81,830	$101,590	280
Special Food Services	722300	Private	$74,000	$81,900	$101,810	270

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025, national industry-specific rows. BLS tables.

What changed since May 2024

Financial Analyst I median annual wage, United States
Release	Median
BLS OEWS May 2024	$101,350
BLS OEWS May 2025	$102,740

The published medians differ by $1,390. Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2024 and May 2025. This is not an annualized growth claim. Area definitions and the workers represented can change.

What belongs in the pay comparison

OEWS includes straight-time gross wages, guaranteed pay, commissions and production bonuses. It excludes overtime, shift differentials, nonproduction bonuses and employer-paid benefits. It is neither pure base salary nor total compensation. A discretionary annual, retention or sign-on bonus is not the same as a production bonus. Ask what earns each payment before comparing the offer with this table. Equity is separate from the cash wage shown here. State those terms alongside base pay; the BLS percentile does not price them for you.

Read the BLS wage definition and exclusions

Recruiter's read

Qualitative view from our desk. Not BLS data.

The BLS line for Financial Analyst I is a starting point. Ask which decisions this person will own and who will check the work. The published occupation does not separate the scope of your seat from other jobs with the same SOC.

Common questions

Which median is used when comparing pay for Financial Analyst I?

$102,740 is the annual median for Financial and Investment Analysts (SOC 13-2051) in the United States, based on BLS May 2025. It is an occupation benchmark, not a separate compensation survey for this hiring title.

What does the middle half of workers earn?

The 25th percentile is $79,290 and the 75th percentile is $133,340 in the United States. That is where the middle half of workers in this occupation fall.

How many people work in this occupation?

BLS estimates 361,980 workers in Financial and Investment Analysts in the United States.

What does the upper percentile show?

The 90th percentile for Financial and Investment Analysts is $180,860. 10% of workers in this occupation and area earned more.

Does BLS publish this exact title?

BLS reports Financial and Investment Analysts, not a separate wage for Financial Analyst I. This broader occupation does not distinguish seniority, work arrangement or language requirements.

Which metros have published figures?

BLS published a median for Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Raleigh, New York City, Northern New Jersey, Dallas, Chicago.

Reading this page's BLS evidence

What do the released numbers measure?

For Financial Analyst I in the United States, use the May 2025 Financial and Investment Analysts occupation benchmark (SOC 13-2051): a annual median of $102,740. This is a broader occupation, not a separately measured wage for the hiring title. BLS reports 361,980 jobs for the occupation here. Employment is not a count of available candidates.

How much room is inside the published band?

The middle half of Financial and Investment Analysts wages in the United States runs from $79,290 at P25 to $133,340 at P75, a width of $54,050. The distance from P25 to the median is $23,450; from the median to P75 it is $30,600. The upper part is wider. Compare an offer against those published points, but do not assign an exact percentile between them or label them junior, senior and manager pay.

How does this estimate compare with the national figure?

This national Financial and Investment Analysts median pools places and employers; it is not a city-specific offer target. The mean is $116,800, $14,060 above the median. The average and midpoint describe different parts of the distribution. Check an actual area row before using the national figure in a local hiring budget.

Which other metro estimates can you compare?

For comparison with the United States, the two metropolitan estimates with the largest published employment for this occupation are New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ ($128,930 annual median for Financial and Investment Analysts); Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA ($102,260 annual median for Financial and Investment Analysts). Only metros with a published median for this SOC qualify, so suppression can change the comparison set. Geography uses Census Gazetteer internal points where available, not commuting time or a claim about recruiting reach.

What can the industry rows tell you?

Among the loaded national industry rows for Financial and Investment Analysts, the highest numeric annual medians are Web Search Portals, Libraries, Archives, and Other Information Services (NAICS 519000), $165,650; Web Search Portals, Libraries, Archives, and Other Information Services (NAICS 519200), $165,650. This ranking excludes suppressed and top-coded medians and covers only the industries loaded for this brand. These are national occupation estimates, not separate observations for this hiring title.

What changed in the published median?

For Financial and Investment Analysts in the United States, the median was $101,350 in 2024-05 and $102,740 in 2025-05. The difference is $1,390 upward. This subtracts two published estimates; it is not a growth forecast or a same-worker raise. The SOC and area codes match, but the surveyed employment mix can change.

What belongs outside the wage budget?

The Financial and Investment Analysts benchmark is neither pure base salary nor total compensation. Guaranteed pay, commissions and production bonuses are included in OEWS, so adding all commission again would double-count pay already covered. Overtime, shift differentials, nonproduction bonuses and employer benefits are excluded. Budget those separately where relevant; this the United States row provides no amounts for them, equity or relocation.

Questions about this estimate

Which occupation benchmark applies to Financial Analyst I in the United States?

$102,740 is the May 2025 annual median for Financial and Investment Analysts, SOC 13-2051, in the United States. A broader mapping does not establish a separate salary survey for this hiring title.

How wide is the published offer band for Financial Analyst I in the United States?

For Financial Analyst I in the United States, P75 minus P25 is $54,050. The Financial Analyst I in the United States endpoints are $79,290 and $133,340, not experience-level labels or an interpolated candidate percentile.

Can the industry figures be treated as Financial Analyst I in the United States's local rates?

The loaded Financial Analyst I in the United States industry rows describe national Financial and Investment Analysts wages. The Financial Analyst I in the United States national page does not turn an occupation-wide industry median into an exact-title offer.

What changed between releases for Financial Analyst I in the United States?

The Financial Analyst I in the United States annual medians were $101,350 in 2024-05 and $102,740 in 2025-05. The Financial Analyst I in the United States difference is $1,390; this is not a forecast or a same-worker raise.

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Financial Analyst I salary, United States