2008 BLS Avg. Wage Per Job: Finance and insurance
 
Stats IN
RankStatesAvg. Wage
1New York$206,422
2Connecticut$141,174
3District of Columbia$130,497
4Massachusetts$118,969
5New Jersey$101,491
6Illinois$92,727
7California$91,941
9Maryland$77,754
10Delaware$76,806
11Minnesota$76,522
12New Hampshire$73,971
13Washington$72,656
14Pennsylvania$71,842
15Virginia$70,674
16North Carolina$70,623
17Colorado$70,366
18Georgia$69,681
19Texas$67,969
20Rhode Island$67,775
21Vermont$64,798
22Florida$64,082
23Tennessee$62,816
24Michigan$60,169
25Oregon$59,239
26Ohio$58,582
27Alabama$58,487
28Arizona$58,312
29Iowa$56,687
30Hawaii$56,590
31Missouri$56,559
32Wisconsin$56,197
33Nevada$56,184
34Alaska$55,183
35Kansas$54,240
36Maine$54,111
37Kentucky$53,388
38Indiana$52,937
39Louisiana$50,864
40Utah$50,772
41South Carolina$50,724
42Nebraska$50,309
43Arkansas$49,209
44Wyoming$49,207
45New Mexico$47,659
46Montana$47,527
47Oklahoma$46,164
48Idaho$45,721
49Mississippi$45,199
50North Dakota$44,440
51South Dakota$43,799
52West Virginia$40,368
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics

USA Counties IN Profile provides current federal statistics on a variety of demographic and economic indicators. Read "About the Profile" for the best understanding of the data, ranks and computations. This profile is produced by STATS Indiana, a web service of the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Major support for this effort is provided by the State of Indiana through the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.
Updated: July 27, 2009 at 10:53