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Credit Analysts Salary by State

The national median pay for credit analysts is $83,510 a year. By state, it ranges from $57,320 in West Virginia to $133,270 in New York.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$56,250
25th percentile
$65,210
Median
$83,510
75th percentile
$122,460
Top 10%
$169,230

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 64,390 jobs.

Median pay in 50 states and DC

Credit Analysts pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1New York$133,270+60%$76,730$241,2207,960
2District of Columbia$132,590+59%$68,020$210,22050
3Virginia$102,430+23%$63,220$164,7502,460
4New Jersey$100,940+21%$71,590$169,4901,220
5Hawaii$98,900+18%$51,620$148,840130
6Connecticut$98,230+18%$65,540$140,830560
7California$97,860+17%$61,380$194,7605,260
8Massachusetts$97,080+16%$64,530$173,6801,400
9Delaware$94,680+13%$64,830$166,040720
10North Carolina$94,570+13%$62,620$164,1403,270
11Washington$91,160+9%$59,800$151,9701,280
12Rhode Island$85,920+3%$59,860$134,850160
13Illinois$84,990+2%$58,400$172,1803,130
14Minnesota$82,630−1%$60,530$131,6101,110
15Maine$81,750−2%$61,430$123,490280
16Alaska$81,340−3%$56,910$97,11040
17Colorado$81,270−3%$61,950$176,230870
18Oregon$80,380−4%$62,310$129,830650
19Pennsylvania$80,280−4%$50,750$155,3601,930
20Alabama$79,970−4%$52,790$138,570370
21Nebraska$79,730−5%$50,200$110,380510
22Ohio$79,720−5%$50,460$133,7002,790
23Idaho$79,650−5%$58,770$139,990330
24Kentucky$79,290−5%$51,980$130,200370
25Texas$78,730−6%$50,600$134,8606,130
26Florida$78,360−6%$55,170$134,3504,040
27Georgia$77,990−7%$51,500$155,9101,790
28New Hampshire$77,980−7%$60,370$156,480230
29South Carolina$77,530−7%$49,300$125,680690
30Arizona$77,020−8%$55,890$125,9802,260
31Iowa$76,760−8%$56,470$117,160480
32Maryland$75,390−10%$47,410$124,380700
33Oklahoma$75,330−10%$47,530$178,350550
34Mississippi$74,880−10%$47,020$164,010280
35North Dakota$74,810−10%$51,920$123,460300
36Montana$74,650−11%$57,350$124,010190
37Michigan$74,640−11%$51,170$108,8701,510
38Utah$74,430−11%$49,160$164,900750
39Louisiana$73,210−12%$46,680$134,670290
40Kansas$73,120−12%$52,990$132,120520
41Nevada$73,090−12%$58,400$137,960390
42South Dakota$73,040−13%$51,690$134,230430
43Tennessee$72,550−13%$49,080$134,9801,480
44New Mexico$72,160−14%$53,960$133,31090
45Arkansas$71,370−15%$43,520$118,500300
46Vermont$71,220−15%$55,910$150,03090
47Wisconsin$68,690−18%$50,780$126,6401,770
48Missouri$65,350−22%$50,020$113,2801,160
49Indiana$62,660−25%$47,850$101,560860
50Wyoming$62,210−26%$49,140$91,92040
51West Virginia$57,320−31%$48,170$95,870220

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Credit Analysts salary questions

Which state pays credit analysts the most?

New York, with a median of $133,270 a year (+60% vs. the national median of $83,510). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays credit analysts the least?

West Virginia, with a median of $57,320 a year (−31% vs. national).

Where do most credit analysts work?

New York has the most jobs, about 7,960, with a median of $133,270.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses