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Financial Clerks, All Other Salary by City

Other financial clerks earn the most in Washington, DC (average $73,730 a year), followed by San Francisco, CA ($72,460) and Charlotte, NC ($69,800), among the 96 metro areas we cover. Nationwide the average is $56,450 and the median $53,830, for 36,260 workers (May 2025).

$56,450U.S. average
$74Khighest: Washington, DC
$42Klowest: Huntington, WV
96metro areas
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Top 15 cities for financial clerks, all other by average salary

Washington, DC$73,730
San Francisco, CA$72,460
Charlotte, NC$69,800
Trenton, NJ$66,460
Los Angeles, CA$64,190
Seattle, WA$64,140
Phoenix, AZ$63,860
Boulder, CO$63,080
Chicago, IL$62,800
Minneapolis, MN$62,090
New York, NY$61,820
Fayetteville, AR$61,740
Jacksonville, FL$61,610
St. Louis, MO$61,230
Madison, WI$61,180
Average annual wage, BLS OEWS May 2025.

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Financial Clerks, All Other salary by state

North Carolina pays other financial clerks the most statewide, $63,390 a year on average. Statewide columns cover every employer in the state; city columns cover the metro areas we publish.

StateStatewide averageStatewide medianJobsMetrosHighest city averageLowest city average
Washington, D.C.n/an/an/a1$73,730$73,730
North Carolina$63,390$58,2908004$69,800$56,580
Delaware$62,930$60,3405900n/an/a
Illinois$62,190$56,9801,9401$62,800$62,800
Virginia$62,050$61,0407403$60,280$56,140
Maine$62,040$59,160400n/an/a
Arizona$61,680$60,7203801$63,860$63,860
California$61,340$58,1002,6909$72,460$50,120
Minnesota$61,130$60,5802001$62,090$62,090
Massachusetts$60,830$60,5305401$60,750$60,750
Washington$60,680$58,9704501$64,140$64,140
Colorado$59,530$59,9902,2206$63,080$49,520
Oklahoma$58,960$58,720400n/an/a
New York$58,290$61,5002,4506$61,820$47,980
Maryland$58,260$52,3705701$59,070$59,070
Missouri$58,200$52,4005402$61,230$57,280
New Jersey$58,150$57,9201,9401$66,460$66,460
Rhode Island$57,660$58,040901$58,020$58,020
Florida$56,890$51,5702,2107$61,610$52,700
North Dakota$56,830$56,6801401$56,870$56,870
Arkansas$56,560$56,6002102$61,740$54,340
Texas$56,410$53,8304,6603$57,890$54,610
Idaho$56,240$51,3101501$58,710$58,710
New Hampshire$56,100$51,480500n/an/a
Oregon$55,760$54,7004301$56,950$56,950
Alaska$55,340$55,300300n/an/a
Indiana$54,870$51,850n/a0n/an/a
Georgia$54,420$52,2401,2504$58,410$43,490
Tennessee$54,180$47,0605503$58,030$49,310
Connecticut$54,140$51,8303803$55,860$54,640
Wisconsin$54,120$51,0304203$61,180$51,440
Michigann/an/an/a2$54,040$49,720
Iowa$53,240$51,7701301$54,680$54,680
Ohio$52,930$48,120n/a5$54,470$46,360
Kentucky$52,710$51,8603400n/an/a
Pennsylvania$51,370$51,6504803$58,740$46,600
South Carolina$50,580$49,7801701$49,930$49,930
Utah$50,490$48,5804203$53,080$42,420
Kansas$50,360$46,900400n/an/a
Nevada$50,100$50,2008003$56,670$49,500
Hawaii$49,620$46,5601101$49,050$49,050
Montanan/an/a3401$49,140$49,140
Louisiana$45,300$46,2709706$47,560$44,050
Vermont$45,050$44,280600n/an/a
Nebraska$44,360$46,810600n/an/a
West Virginia$42,110$41,5505203$45,150$41,650
Mississippi$33,300$31,7501300n/an/a
Puerto Rico$24,590$24,830n/a0n/an/a
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Financial Clerks, All Other salary in every city we cover

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Metro areaAverageMedianHourlyJobs
Washington, DC$73,730$73,030$35.45300
San Francisco, CA$72,460$71,060$34.84330
Charlotte, NC$69,800$63,640$33.56470
Trenton, NJ$66,460$64,740$31.95140
Los Angeles, CA$64,190$60,780$30.86920
Seattle, WA$64,140$61,120$30.84310
Phoenix, AZ$63,860$63,420$30.70330
Boulder, CO$63,080$64,390$30.33110
Chicago, IL$62,800$56,980$30.191,820
Minneapolis, MN$62,090$60,580$29.85130
New York, NY$61,820$62,140$29.722,710
Fayetteville, AR$61,740$63,460$29.69100
Jacksonville, FL$61,610$60,230$29.62240
St. Louis, MO$61,230$62,910$29.44280
Madison, WI$61,180$59,280$29.4280
Boston, MA$60,750$61,010$29.21490
Richmond, VA$60,280$63,220$28.98270
Denver, CO$60,010$61,090$28.851,340
Orlando, FL$59,950$59,270$28.82260
Greensboro, NC$59,680$63,490$28.6940
Winston-Salem, NC$59,170$49,380$28.4530
Baltimore, MD$59,070$57,000$28.40300
Kiryas Joel, NY$58,850$50,970$28.2930
Philadelphia, PA$58,740$58,010$28.241,020
Boise, ID$58,710$57,110$28.2380
Atlanta, GA$58,410$56,130$28.08800
Tampa, FL$58,190$53,120$27.98370
Charlottesville, VA$58,170$56,000$27.9730
Sacramento, CA$58,130$49,540$27.95290
Nashville, TN$58,030$48,410$27.90180
Providence, RI$58,020$58,040$27.89100
Dallas, TX$57,890$54,080$27.832,740
Kansas City, MO$57,280$51,000$27.5480
Oxnard, CA$57,210$56,570$27.50100
Fort Collins, CO$57,000$56,950$27.4050
Portland, OR$56,950$56,230$27.38390
Fargo, ND$56,870$57,470$27.3480
Reno, NV$56,670$51,560$27.2570
Raleigh, NC$56,580$54,170$27.2070
Deltona, FL$56,430$52,830$27.1330
Houston, TX$56,400$54,680$27.12600
Colorado Springs, CO$56,200$58,230$27.02230
Virginia Beach, VA$56,140$57,110$26.9950
Bridgeport, CT$55,860$54,350$26.8680
Waterbury, CT$55,780$51,130$26.8260
San Diego, CA$55,770$50,390$26.81240
Miami, FL$55,270$52,680$26.57460
Milwaukee, WI$55,040$51,670$26.46110
Lakeland, FL$55,010$46,170$26.4550
Des Moines, IA$54,680$51,770$26.2940
Hartford, CT$54,640$52,740$26.27120
San Antonio, TX$54,610$53,200$26.26420
Columbus, OH$54,470$48,120$26.19n/a
Carson City, NV$54,390$56,470$26.1570
Little Rock, AR$54,340$47,060$26.1350
Flint, MI$54,040$54,410$25.98n/a
Augusta, GA$53,280$48,820$25.6240
Syracuse, NY$53,110$49,400$25.5360
Salt Lake City, UT$53,080$49,740$25.52280
Albany, NY$52,810$50,110$25.3960
Pensacola, FL$52,700$45,710$25.3450
Riverside, CA$52,460$49,040$25.22130
Dayton, OH$52,220$48,340$25.11140
Knoxville, TN$51,960$45,020$24.9860
Green Bay, WI$51,440$46,920$24.7330
Visalia, CA$51,060$48,670$24.55n/a
Harrisburg, PA$50,930$50,790$24.4970
Fresno, CA$50,850$47,510$24.45100
Columbus, GA$50,830$47,270$24.4430
Cleveland, OH$50,730$47,910$24.39360
Greeley, CO$50,540$50,770$24.3030
Bakersfield, CA$50,120$45,210$24.1030
Cincinnati, OH$50,050$47,510$24.06510
Buffalo, NY$49,930$45,830$24.0070
Greenville, SC$49,930$50,520$24.01100
Grand Rapids, MI$49,720$46,800$23.90n/a
Grand Junction, CO$49,520$49,630$23.8180
Las Vegas, NV$49,500$50,200$23.80580
Chattanooga, TN$49,310$44,640$23.7150
Billings, MT$49,140$47,060$23.6230
Honolulu, HI$49,050$46,560$23.58100
Utica, NY$47,980$43,040$23.0740
New Orleans, LA$47,560$47,490$22.86240
Ogden, UT$46,890$46,630$22.5570
Hammond, LA$46,660$50,420$22.4340
Pittsburgh, PA$46,600$52,480$22.4170
Toledo, OH$46,360$47,290$22.29n/a
Baton Rouge, LA$46,110$46,470$22.17110
Morgantown, WV$45,150$47,020$21.7140
Lafayette, LA$44,700$42,520$21.4950
Lake Charles, LA$44,570$39,050$21.4340
Charleston, WV$44,290$44,200$21.30180
Slidell, LA$44,050$42,960$21.1840
Athens, GA$43,490$40,710$20.9140
Provo, UT$42,420$38,850$20.4050
Huntington, WV$41,650$40,400$20.0360

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Financial Clerks, All Other salary: questions

Where do other financial clerks make the most money?

In Washington, DC, with an average of $73,730 a year, among the 96 metro areas we cover.

What is the average other financial clerks salary in the U.S.?

$56,450 a year nationwide (BLS OEWS national estimates, May 2025); the median is $53,830, so half of other financial clerks earn more than that and half less.

What salary should other financial clerks ask for?

Start from the figures for your city: the middle half of other financial clerks nationwide earn between $47,510 (25th percentile) and $62,310 (75th percentile). Newer workers usually start near the 25th percentile and experienced ones can ask for the 75th; each city page shows the local range. See how to read salary percentiles.

Which state pays other financial clerks the most?

North Carolina, with a statewide average of $63,390 a year (BLS state estimates, May 2025).

Where is other financial clerks pay the lowest?

Huntington, WV, at $41,650 a year on average. Lower pay often comes with lower prices: check the cost of living on each city page.

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