Tellers Wages

SOC 43-3071 • Full occupation profile

The median annual wage for Tellers is $37,640 nationally (2023 BLS OEWS). The 10th percentile is $29,720 and the 90th percentile is $46,950, showing the wide spread of wages in this occupation.

National Wage Distribution (2023)

Employment

340,820

P10

$29,720

P25

$34,970

Median

$37,640

P75

$43,900

P90

$46,950

National Wage Trend

How national median and mean wages for Tellers have moved across BLS OEWS release years.

National median and mean wage trend for Tellers across BLS OEWS release years.
Year Median Mean P10 P90 Employment YoY Median
2023 $37,640 $38,850 $29,720 $46,950 340,820
2022 $36,380 $36,800 $28,570 $46,350 352,440 -3.35%
2021 $36,310 $34,930 $28,120 $46,320 364,210 -0.19%
2020 $32,620 $32,960 $24,660 $41,220 423,570 -10.16%

Wages by State (2023)

State-level OEWS wage estimates for Tellers. The highest median is in Washington at $45,810, 22% above the U.S. median.

Median, mean, and percentile-vs-national annual wages by state for Tellers, BLS OEWS 2023.
Area Median Annual vs National Mean Annual Employment
Washington $45,810 +21.7% $47,440 9,830
New Jersey $44,980 +19.5% $43,820 9,130
Connecticut $44,730 +18.8% $44,530 3,870
California $44,210 +17.5% $44,440 25,190
Maryland $42,320 +12.4% $40,380 3,650
Alaska $42,310 +12.4% $43,180 1,160
District of Columbia $42,310 +12.4% $44,450 720
Oregon $42,310 +12.4% $41,710 3,170
Florida $41,020 +9% $40,320 13,730
Rhode Island $40,730 +8.2% $43,130 1,410
Arizona $40,100 +6.5% $41,470 4,670
Delaware $39,720 +5.5% $43,540 900
Massachusetts $39,440 +4.8% $41,790 7,840
Colorado $39,290 +4.4% $42,000 6,150
Nevada $39,110 +3.9% $40,910 2,290
Minnesota $38,690 +2.8% $39,570 5,770
Vermont $38,640 +2.7% $40,390 1,080
New York $38,610 +2.6% $41,610 17,720
Virginia $38,210 +1.5% $39,420 7,410
North Carolina $38,050 +1.1% $40,320 7,630
Maine $37,940 +0.8% $39,110 2,290
Wisconsin $37,850 +0.6% $38,890 10,450
Hawaii $37,700 +0.2% $39,620 1,600
North Dakota $37,640 0% $39,450 2,020
New Hampshire $37,610 -0.1% $39,040 1,400
South Carolina $37,250 -1% $38,070 5,290
Pennsylvania $37,240 -1.1% $37,270 15,210
Utah $37,210 -1.1% $38,830 4,570
Ohio $37,200 -1.2% $38,390 13,050
Michigan $36,950 -1.8% $37,430 12,050
Idaho $36,870 -2% $38,160 2,190
Indiana $36,640 -2.7% $37,190 8,990
Illinois $36,570 -2.8% $38,350 17,540
Texas $36,440 -3.2% $36,110 26,030
Montana $36,390 -3.3% $37,130 1,820
Georgia $36,330 -3.5% $36,930 8,800
Nebraska $36,310 -3.5% $36,460 3,700
Iowa $36,290 -3.6% $36,910 5,830
Tennessee $35,980 -4.4% $35,860 9,380
Kentucky $35,840 -4.8% $35,560 5,590
New Mexico $35,740 -5% $35,350 2,210
South Dakota $35,730 -5.1% $36,310 1,760
Alabama $35,690 -5.2% $34,970 6,970
Kansas $35,000 -7% $34,310 5,440
Wyoming $34,940 -7.2% $36,280 940
Louisiana $34,200 -9.1% $33,920 5,940
Missouri $33,360 -11.4% $33,870 8,380
Mississippi $33,130 -12% $32,910 4,040
Oklahoma $30,920 -17.9% $33,530 6,590
West Virginia $30,360 -19.3% $31,820 2,680
Arkansas $30,320 -19.4% $32,260 4,790