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Business and Financial Operations Occupations

Group median
$80,920
Group mean
$93,680
Employment
10,351,440
Occupations
32

May 2024 national BLS data. Figures are national medians and percentiles from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS (May 2024); your local market, employer and experience will differ. Wage data ages — this reflects the May 2024 release, verified June 2026. Informational only, not career, salary-negotiation or financial advice.

Business and Financial Operations Occupations (SOC 13-0000) comprise a broad category of roles supporting organizational management and financial functions. As of May 2024, this occupational group employed 10,351,440 workers nationwide with a median annual wage of $80,920 and a mean annual wage of $93,680. The group encompasses 32 detailed occupations, reflecting the diverse nature of work in business administration, accounting, auditing, financial analysis, and related fields.

Within this umbrella group, pay varies considerably across the detailed occupations. The median wage of $80,920 represents a midpoint, with individual occupations earning substantially more or less depending on their specific responsibilities, required credentials, and experience levels. This variation underscores that the group median serves as a reference point rather than a precise descriptor of any single occupation within the category.

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Occupations in Business and Financial Operations Occupations

OccupationMedian payEmployment
Financial Risk Specialists$106,00056,320
Personal Financial Advisors$102,140270,480
Financial and Investment Analysts$101,350340,580
Management Analysts$101,190893,900
Project Management Specialists$100,7501,006,160
Agents and Business Managers of Artists, Performers, and Athletes$96,31014,220
Labor Relations Specialists$93,50064,590
Financial Examiners$90,40062,830
Budget Analysts$87,93047,170
Accountants and Auditors$81,6801,448,290
Business Operations Specialists, All Other$81,2701,128,200
Credit Analysts$80,97067,370
Logisticians$80,880235,640
Financial Specialists, All Other$80,190127,450
Insurance Underwriters$79,880107,820
Compliance Officers$78,420397,770
Cost Estimators$77,070219,530
Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists$77,020102,370
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists$76,950861,140
Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators$76,790305,020
Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage$76,6507,790
Buyers and Purchasing Agents$75,650486,900
Loan Officers$74,180290,530
Human Resources Specialists$72,910917,460
Fundraisers$66,490105,930
Training and Development Specialists$65,850436,610
Property Appraisers and Assessors$65,42059,070
Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents$59,74053,530
Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners$59,440134,670
Tax Preparers$50,56073,570
Credit Counselors$50,48028,110
Farm Labor Contractors$48,690410

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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024 national (public domain), verified June 2026. How we compile this.

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