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What brokerage clerks are paid

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

What brokerage clerks are paid nationally 10th percentile $50,260, 25th percentile $58,620, median $65,750, 75th percentile $79,800, 90th percentile $102,010 $50,260 $102,010 $58,620 $79,800 Median $65,750
The ten states with the most brokerage clerks employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
New York5,950$63,400 to $101,860 (middle half), median $78,930
California4,740$62,640 to $95,780 (middle half), median $77,960
New Jersey3,260$64,490 to $79,800 (middle half), median $74,830
Illinois2,060$52,060 to $75,130 (middle half), median $63,350
Florida1,830$59,090 to $76,020 (middle half), median $63,130
Pennsylvania1,470$57,500 to $77,010 (middle half), median $60,390
Texas1,300$52,140 to $67,090 (middle half), median $63,060
Indiana1,260$51,670 to $66,030 (middle half), median $58,290
Minnesota960$53,080 to $64,300 (middle half), median $62,110
Arizona940$59,350 to $66,150 (middle half), median $61,900

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.