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Financial Analyst Salary in the USA

Financial analysts evaluate investment opportunities, analyze market trends, and provide recommendations to guide business and investment decisions.

Average Salary
$90,000
per year
Entry Level
$60,000
starting salary
Experienced
$90,000
mid-career
Senior Level
$125,000
top earners

Financial Analyst Take Home Pay

On the average Financial Analyst salary of $90,000, you would take home $71,701 per year ($5,975.08 per month) after federal tax and FICA.

Yearly
Gross: $90,000.00
$71,701.00
Federal Tax:-$11,414.00
FICA (SS + Medicare):-$6,885.00
Monthly
Gross: $7,500.00
$5,975.08
Federal Tax:-$951.17
FICA (SS + Medicare):-$573.75
Weekly
Gross: $1,730.77
$1,378.87
Federal Tax:-$219.50
FICA (SS + Medicare):-$132.40

Effective tax rate: 20.3%|Marginal rate: 22%

Financial Analyst Salary by Location

Financial Analyst salaries vary significantly by region. California and New York typically offer the highest salaries but also have higher costs of living and state income taxes.

New York
$115,000
+39% vs national
California
$105,000
+27% vs national
Texas
$85,000
+2% vs national
National Average
$83,000
baseline

Financial Analyst Salary Growth (2020-2025)

See how Financial Analyst salaries have changed over the past 5 years, including inflation-adjusted real growth.

Financial Analyst Salary Trends (5 Years)
Historical salary data from 2020 to 2025

+22.8%

Total Growth

+$16,716

Salary Increase

+4.2%

Annual Growth Rate

-1.2%

Real Growth (Inflation Adj.)

Year-over-Year Changes

20202021
$73,284$75,483+3.0%
20212022
$75,483$80,012+6.0%
20222023
$80,012$83,612+4.5%
20232024
$83,612$86,957+4.0%
20242025
$86,957$90,000+3.5%

Key Skills Required

Financial ModelingExcelData AnalysisValuationResearchPresentation Skills

Typical Qualifications

  • Finance or Economics degree
  • CFA certification (desirable)
  • Strong analytical skills

Financial Analyst Career Progression

Junior Analyst
Financial Analyst
Senior Analyst
Associate
VP
Director

What Does a Financial Analyst Do?

Analyzing financial data and trends
Building financial models
Preparing investment reports
Evaluating company performance
Making investment recommendations

Industries Hiring Financial Analysts

Investment BankingAsset ManagementPrivate EquityConsultingCorporate Finance

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Pre-tax contribution (max $23,500 in 2025)

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Pre-tax health savings (max $4,300 self / $8,550 family)

Take Home Pay

$71,701.00/year

79.7% of gross income

  • Gross Income$90,000.00
  • Taxable Income$75,000.00
  • Federal Tax-$11,414.00
  • State Tax (TX)-$0.00
  • Social Security-$5,580.00
  • Medicare-$1,305.00
  • Total Deductions-$18,299.00

20.3%

Effective Rate

22%

Marginal Rate

$90,000 Salary Insights

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$90,000 vs US Wages

Above US average

+51%

vs US Median

$30,460

Above Median

Where Your $90,000 Goes

Annual breakdown of your salary

Take Home79.7%
Federal Tax12.7%
Social Security6.2%
Medicare1.5%

401(k) Tax Benefits on $90,000

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Financial Analyst Salary FAQ

What is the average Financial Analyst salary in the US?

The average Financial Analyst salary in the US is $90,000 per year. Salaries typically range from $60,000 for entry-level positions to $140,000 for senior roles.

How much does a Financial Analyst earn in California?

A Financial Analyst in California earns an average of $105,000 per year, which is 27% higher than the national average.

What is the take-home pay for a Financial Analyst?

On the average Financial Analyst salary of $90,000, you would take home approximately $71,701 per year ($5,975.08 per month) after federal income tax and FICA taxes.