JRIJob Risk Index

Real salary data

What Credit Analysts actually earn in 2026.

The median for Credit Analyst is $112,900 across 605 real salary records (H-1B visa filings and tech job postings), updated Aug 10, 2026.

01 / By source

Real salary bands, by source.

Bands come from 605 real records. Each source has a different bias, disclosed below.

Approximate salary distribution$112,900
p25$85,301p50$112,900p75$150,000

Density curve fitted to the observed quartiles (log-normal). $85,301–$150,000 contains the middle 50% of records in the best-represented source; the shape between them is an approximation.

SourceRecords25th pctMedian75th pct
H-1B visa filings605$85,301$112,900$150,000

Salary data updated Aug 10, 2026. Bands are percentiles, not averages; n is the number of underlying records.

02 / By city

What Credit Analysts earn, by city.

Real records; cities with at least 10 observations.

CityRecordsRange (p25–p75)Median
New York, NY259$99,000 – $171,018$127,620
Irving, TX21$90,000 – $119,300$115,000
Wilmington, DE21$112,206 – $159,000$140,000
San Francisco, CA20$129,397 – $167,758$148,902
Los Angeles, CA18$60,310 – $87,268$68,280
Atlanta, GA16$97,189 – $139,834$103,250
Chicago, IL16$73,322 – $125,000$99,002
Houston, TX15$71,015 – $121,000$102,000
Jersey City, NJ11$95,000 – $160,000$107,765
Plano, TX10$128,750 – $164,950$161,250

03 / By state

What Credit Analysts earn, by state.

StateRecordsRange (p25–p75)Median
NY272$95,000 – $171,018$125,000
CA82$73,947 – $140,000$93,492
TX73$81,120 – $129,100$110,000
GA28$97,189 – $122,500$104,833
DE24$112,104 – $161,895$140,000
IL20$73,322 – $129,500$105,477
NJ17$100,000 – $156,352$120,000
MA15$77,750 – $136,000$116,438

04 / Context

How Credit Analysts pay compares with similar roles.

ProfessionRiskMedianOutlook
AccountantCritical$91,914+4.6% (2024–34)
Bank TellerCritical$43,030-12.9% (2024–34)
Financial AdvisorCritical$78,770+9.6% (2024–34)
Financial ManagerMedium$190,000+14.8% (2024–34)
Insurance UnderwriterCritical$98,944-2.6% (2024–34)

05 / Next step

How to move up the pay band.

The skills below appear most often in higher-paid roles:

06 / FAQ

Salary questions, answered.

01Why are the bands different from the BLS median?
The BLS median covers all Credit Analyst in the US. These bands come from real records with known biases — H-1B filings skew to visa-eligible (high-skill) roles and tech postings skew to tech employers — so they sit above the national median. We disclose the source of every band.
02How often is this data updated?
The dataset refreshes weekly from live job postings and quarterly from new H-1B disclosures.

Methodology