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The average salary for a Financial Specialist in U.S. is $89,650.

Annual Average Salary Information

Annual Average Salary: $89,650

$43,510$139,960

Hourly Pay Information

Hourly Average Salary: $43.10

$20.92$67.29

What does a Financial Specialist earn?

"On average, financial specialists earn around $89,650 per year in the U.S. They work with clients of all sizes, providing guidance and advice on the best financial decisions. For those looking for a career with more specialised focus, financial specialists can choose to specialise in areas such as corporate finance and investment banking."

How to earn more as a Financial Specialist

To become a financial specialist, you will need to have a specialised degree in finance, economics, or business administration. Alternatively, you could take part in a degree apprenticeship. To increase your potential earnings, you should look into specialising in a niche, such as risk management, or perhaps a managerial role in the financial sector. Self-employment or setting up a financial consultancy business are both viable options and could be a great way to progress your career.