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Insurance Sales Agents Salary by State

The national median pay for insurance sales agents is $62,280 a year. By state, it ranges from $45,180 in New Mexico to $84,530 in District of Columbia.

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

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$37,330
25th percentile
$46,870
Median
$62,280
75th percentile
$96,950
Top 10%
$138,140

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 479,100 jobs.

Median pay in 50 states and DC

Insurance Sales Agents pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1District of Columbia$84,530+36%$48,570$222,460Not published
2New Jersey$81,640+31%$49,330$169,77011,370
3Rhode Island$79,930+28%$48,100$169,0901,700
4Wisconsin$79,450+28%$47,430$163,3807,860
5Massachusetts$79,300+27%$57,620$163,3809,940
6Minnesota$78,640+26%$49,350$161,03010,010
7New York$78,110+25%$37,790$173,75022,420
8California$76,120+22%$38,560$165,43041,160
9Connecticut$74,840+20%$42,670$161,6905,230
10New Hampshire$74,370+19%$46,580$144,3102,320
11Pennsylvania$73,370+18%$39,770$163,97019,390
12South Dakota$71,990+16%$49,090$131,5401,870
13Wyoming$71,830+15%$43,310$136,380850
14North Dakota$71,220+14%$46,770$161,1301,460
15Vermont$70,720+14%$51,070$118,890730
16Colorado$68,730+10%$42,450$158,6909,530
17Alabama$65,510+5%$36,540$184,8007,430
18Illinois$64,280+3%$37,020$160,13016,360
19Hawaii$64,170+3%$38,750$107,9901,070
20Maine$62,920+1%$47,370$106,9902,240
21Montana$62,0400%$42,260$120,4302,090
22Michigan$61,900−1%$38,350$131,18012,160
23Georgia$61,850−1%$36,340$161,69018,030
24Oregon$61,680−1%$44,660$123,8005,370
25Nebraska$61,590−1%$37,500$125,9306,160
26Arizona$61,560−1%$40,300$104,29011,870
27Indiana$61,360−1%$37,890$128,38010,440
28South Carolina$61,350−1%$35,140$154,6508,220
29Ohio$61,260−2%$37,720$123,37016,250
30Utah$61,230−2%$35,270$132,0904,620
31Washington$61,040−2%$44,140$128,68010,500
32Kentucky$60,880−2%$32,160$144,7806,210
33Virginia$60,520−3%$36,310$133,1009,480
34Kansas$60,370−3%$38,020$153,5206,360
35Iowa$60,140−3%$37,590$126,8406,840
36Florida$59,790−4%$37,180$124,83047,560
37Missouri$58,990−5%$31,200$127,15010,030
38North Carolina$58,710−6%$36,000$124,90020,540
39Idaho$58,510−6%$37,400$112,6003,200
40Maryland$58,300−6%$39,050$133,1605,700
41Tennessee$57,120−8%$37,130$122,0407,610
42Arkansas$56,720−9%$34,300$122,5304,580
43Louisiana$55,440−11%$35,140$103,5607,100
44Texas$51,180−18%$30,140$128,59047,060
45Alaska$50,500−19%$38,080$88,190540
46Nevada$49,100−21%$37,970$87,6904,200
47Mississippi$47,930−23%$31,910$104,4803,210
48Oklahoma$47,920−23%$35,630$102,1305,310
49Delaware$46,710−25%$35,950$100,0501,220
50West Virginia$45,480−27%$29,420$106,4901,430
51New Mexico$45,180−27%$29,290$99,3402,200

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.

Insurance Sales Agents salary questions

Which state pays insurance sales agents the most?

District of Columbia, with a median of $84,530 a year (+36% vs. the national median of $62,280). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays insurance sales agents the least?

New Mexico, with a median of $45,180 a year (−27% vs. national).

Where do most insurance sales agents work?

Florida has the most jobs, about 47,560, with a median of $59,790.

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