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What are the average annual salaries after achieving a Chartered Financial Analyst certification?

StateAverage Annual Salary (USD)Difference from National Average
Alaska$97,481+9.7%
Arizona$96,838+9.1%
Arkansas$77,243-12.3%
California$111,863+23.1%
Colorado$95,472+7.7%
Connecticut$105,921+18.2%
Delaware$103,245+15.5%
Florida$92,137+4.4%
Georgia$90,721+3.0%
Hawaii$98,325+10.6%
Idaho$85,105-5.2%
Illinois$100,542+12.8%
Indiana$88,210-0.2%
Iowa$86,320-2.0%
Kansas$82,941-7.4%
Kentucky$84,562-4.8%
Louisiana$89,378+1.6%
Maine$87,402-0.9%
Maryland$102,731+15.0%
Massachusetts$108,124+20.4%
Michigan$94,256+6.5%
Minnesota$93,701+5.9%
Mississippi$79,132-10.2%
Missouri$86,806-1.5%
Montana$84,007-4.3%
Nebraska$87,102-1.2%
Nevada$90,052+2.3%
New Hampshire$94,720+7.0%
New Jersey$107,234+19.5%
New Mexico$82,540-7.8%
New York$114,321+26.6%
North Carolina$91,405+3.7%
North Dakota$89,002+1.3%
Ohio$90,231+2.5%
Oklahoma$84,320-4.9%
Oregon$95,120+7.4%
Pennsylvania$101,842+14.1%
Rhode Island$98,001+10.3%
South Carolina$87,704-0.6%
South Dakota$82,341-7.9%
Tennessee$87,502-0.8%
Texas$99,621+11.9%
Utah$90,423+2.7%
Vermont$107,858+20.1%
Virginia$99,230+11.5%
Washington$121,538+24.4%
West Virginia$77,942-12.7%
Wisconsin$91,202+3.5%
Wyoming$88,821+1.1%

* National Average: $92,621
* This information is derived from a number of sources, such as industry publications, job advertisements, and pay surveys.
* Pay can differ dramatically depending on a number of criteria, including industry, location within a state, job title, education, and experience.