Financial Managers salary by state
The U.S. median wage for financial managers is $166,570 a year. New York pays the most on average. Take-home pay and buying power use Wagevane's calculators.
Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025. SOC 11-3031.
| State | Median salary | Average salary | Take-home (median) | Buying power |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $140,500 | $160,120 | $100,538 | $113,189 |
| Alaska | $127,030 | $139,740 | $97,549 | $95,301 |
| Arizona | $139,830 | $158,550 | $103,747 | $103,049 |
| Arkansas | $116,570 | $136,680 | $87,011 | $100,086 |
| California | $180,770 | $210,490 | $119,906 | $108,296 |
| Colorado | $182,690 | $209,360 | $128,001 | $124,210 |
| Connecticut | $174,830 | $201,260 | $121,548 | $117,313 |
| Delaware | $181,580 | $203,890 | $124,006 | $124,245 |
| District of Columbia | $188,880 | $210,420 | $127,551 | $116,060 |
| Florida | $153,280 | $169,990 | $116,033 | $112,202 |
| Georgia | $166,790 | $182,920 | $117,693 | $122,223 |
| Hawaii | $134,210 | $146,850 | $94,212 | $85,686 |
| Idaho | $127,210 | $142,420 | $92,580 | $96,949 |
| Illinois | $165,880 | $183,920 | $116,579 | $116,628 |
| Indiana | $135,840 | $153,260 | $100,135 | $107,292 |
| Iowa | $133,320 | $149,730 | $97,976 | $111,638 |
| Kansas | $159,380 | $171,510 | $112,109 | $124,471 |
| Kentucky | $130,650 | $145,780 | $96,110 | $106,601 |
| Louisiana | $126,800 | $142,670 | $94,516 | $107,153 |
| Maine | $133,610 | $151,450 | $93,863 | $96,716 |
| Maryland | $158,750 | $170,350 | $112,391 | $107,081 |
| Massachusetts | $206,760 | $218,230 | $142,939 | $135,158 |
| Michigan | $139,370 | $158,110 | $100,853 | $104,818 |
| Minnesota | $163,410 | $176,560 | $112,243 | $113,813 |
| Mississippi | $111,390 | $128,380 | $83,469 | $95,994 |
| Missouri | $143,460 | $163,820 | $103,516 | $113,983 |
| Montana | $131,060 | $150,850 | $94,802 | $100,165 |
| Nebraska | $140,360 | $155,410 | $101,695 | $112,866 |
| Nevada | $132,490 | $154,570 | $101,823 | $101,844 |
| New Hampshire | $144,730 | $160,920 | $110,189 | $105,783 |
| New Jersey | $199,110 | $216,740 | $136,669 | $125,609 |
| New Mexico | $133,700 | $147,820 | $97,430 | $105,658 |
| New York | $219,880 | $246,560 | $151,032 | $139,947 |
| North Carolina | $166,780 | $196,240 | $119,114 | $126,279 |
| North Dakota | $135,890 | $153,130 | $102,756 | $115,510 |
| Ohio | $140,870 | $162,780 | $104,459 | $112,595 |
| Oklahoma | $132,460 | $151,850 | $96,387 | $109,727 |
| Oregon | $156,460 | $173,790 | $103,922 | $100,543 |
| Pennsylvania | $145,610 | $164,650 | $106,116 | $108,757 |
| Rhode Island | $166,940 | $181,400 | $117,942 | $115,313 |
| South Carolina | $136,160 | $160,800 | $98,985 | $105,585 |
| South Dakota | $159,700 | $172,430 | $120,421 | $135,937 |
| Tennessee | $141,010 | $164,480 | $107,646 | $117,172 |
| Texas | $164,860 | $180,170 | $123,948 | $127,706 |
| Utah | $150,450 | $168,050 | $107,404 | $108,638 |
| Vermont | $128,690 | $146,120 | $93,051 | $94,990 |
| Virginia | $185,220 | $199,320 | $128,072 | $126,674 |
| Washington | $174,840 | $195,430 | $128,344 | $119,933 |
| West Virginia | $113,140 | $127,910 | $84,131 | $94,005 |
| Wisconsin | $139,720 | $155,800 | $100,740 | $107,062 |
| Wyoming | $124,910 | $134,710 | $96,642 | $104,263 |