Corporate Financial Management Salary

Financial Manager Salary Information | Best Jobs

Salary Outlook

Financial management jobs tend to pay well. The median salary for the profession was $109, 740 in 2012, with the lowest-paid managers earning less than $59, 630 and the highest-paid earning more than $187, 199. The best-paid in the profession work in the metropolitan areas of New York City, San Francisco and Nassau, N.Y.

Job Salary	Year
2004	$102, 250.00
2006	$110, 310.00
2008	$112, 410.00
2010	$116, 970.00
2012	$123, 260.00

Average Financial Manager Pay vs. All Business Jobs

Job Name	Salary
Financial Manager	9, 740.00
Sales Manager	5, 260.00
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Best Paying Cities for Financial Managers

The highest paid in the financial manager profession work in the metropolitan areas of New York City, San Francisco, and Nassau, New York. The Sarasota, Florida area also pays well, as does the city of San Jose, California.

The annual median wage of a financial manager working in New York City is $180, 300, which is $70, 560 more than the average pay in the profession.

The annual median wage of a financial manager working in San Francisco is $164, 860, which is $55, 120 more than the average pay in the profession.

The annual median wage of a financial manager working in Nassau, New York is $158, 660, which is $48, 920 more than the average pay in the profession.

The annual median wage of a financial manager working in Sarasota, Florida is $153, 380, which is $43, 640 more than the average pay in the profession.

The annual median wage of a financial manager working in San Jose, California is $152, 610, which is $42, 870 more than the average pay in the profession.

Source: money.usnews.com April 3, 2014 – 11:52 am

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