Occupation overview

Credit Analysts Salary in the United States

The median annual wage for credit analysts is $83,510, or $40.15 per hour. About 64,390 people work in this occupation nationwide. Wages vary substantially by state — from $133,270 in New York to $57,320 in West Virginia.

Median annual
$83,510
Median hourly
$40.15
Entry level (P10)
$56,250
Top 10% (P90)
$169,230
Employment
64,390
States covered
51

Wage distribution nationwide

Earnings spread across all U.S. workers in this occupation.

10th percentile90th percentile
$56,250
$65,210
$83,510
$122,460
$56,250$83,510$169,230
Annual wage distribution. Highlighted segment contains the median of $83,510.

Salary by state

All 51 states with published data, ranked by median annual wage.

#StateMedian annual Median hourlyEmployment Location quotient
1New York$133,270$64.077,9601.98
2District of Columbia$132,590$63.74500.16
3Virginia$102,430$49.252,4601.45
4New Jersey$100,940$48.531,2200.69
5Hawaii$98,900$47.551300.51
6Connecticut$98,230$47.235600.80
7California$97,860$47.055,2600.70
8Massachusetts$97,080$46.681,4000.93
9Delaware$94,680$45.527203.57
10North Carolina$94,570$45.463,2701.60
11Washington$91,160$43.831,2800.87
12Rhode Island$85,920$41.311600.76
13Illinois$84,990$40.863,1301.24
14Minnesota$82,630$39.731,1100.91
15Maine$81,750$39.302801.05
16Alaska$81,340$39.11400.27
17Colorado$81,270$39.078700.73
18Oregon$80,380$38.656500.80
19Pennsylvania$80,280$38.591,9300.77
20Alabama$79,970$38.453700.42
21Nebraska$79,730$38.335101.20
22Ohio$79,720$38.332,7901.21
23Idaho$79,650$38.293300.92
24Kentucky$79,290$38.123700.44
25Texas$78,730$37.856,1301.05
26Florida$78,360$37.674,0400.98
27Georgia$77,990$37.501,7900.88
28New Hampshire$77,980$37.492300.82
29South Carolina$77,530$37.286900.72
30Arizona$77,020$37.032,2601.68
31Iowa$76,760$36.904800.74
32Maryland$75,390$36.257000.61
33Oklahoma$75,330$36.225500.78
34Mississippi$74,880$36.002800.58
35North Dakota$74,810$35.963001.67
36Montana$74,650$35.891900.92
37Michigan$74,640$35.891,5100.83
38Utah$74,430$35.787501.04
39Louisiana$73,210$35.202900.36
40Kansas$73,120$35.155200.87
41Nevada$73,090$35.143900.61
42South Dakota$73,040$35.114302.28
43Tennessee$72,550$34.881,4801.09
44New Mexico$72,160$34.69900.26
45Arkansas$71,370$34.313000.56
46Vermont$71,220$34.24900.71
47Wisconsin$68,690$33.021,7701.45
48Missouri$65,350$31.421,1600.96
49Indiana$62,660$30.128600.65
50Wyoming$62,210$29.91400.38
51West Virginia$57,320$27.562200.74

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Frequently asked questions

How much do credit analysts make?

The median annual wage for credit analysts in the United States is $83,510, or $40.15 per hour. Entry-level workers (10th percentile) earn $56,250, and the top 10% earn $169,230.

How many credit analysts are employed in the U.S.?

About 64,390 people work as credit analysts nationwide.

Which state pays credit analysts the most?

New York pays the most at a median of $133,270, followed by District of Columbia ($132,590) and Virginia ($102,430).

Which state pays credit analysts the least?

West Virginia has the lowest median at $57,320.

Where are credit analysts jobs most concentrated?

The location quotient measures employment concentration relative to the national average. The highest is Delaware at 3.57×.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025. Retrieved 2026-10-26. bls.gov/oes