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What actuaries are paid

Bureau of Labor Statistics pay for this job, by area.

What actuaries are paid nationally 10th percentile $78,570, 25th percentile $97,680, median $130,000, 75th percentile $170,650, 90th percentile $215,100 $78,570 $215,100 $97,680 $170,650 Median $130,000
The ten states with the most actuaries employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
New York2,630$106,140 to $211,330 (middle half), median $156,480
Illinois2,280$95,940 to $158,540 (middle half), median $115,430
Texas1,750$81,880 to $137,590 (middle half), median $105,020
Pennsylvania1,710$96,990 to $161,090 (middle half), median $125,040
Georgia1,470not published
Connecticut1,380$129,170 to $198,260 (middle half), median $166,800
Florida1,300$98,410 to $165,610 (middle half), median $132,110
California1,280$101,600 to $188,390 (middle half), median $130,510
New Jersey1,260$110,360 to $184,480 (middle half), median $142,800
Minnesota1,170$98,340 to $165,970 (middle half), median $128,100

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.