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Loan Officer salary

Average loan officer salary

$45,817

$22.03 hourly rate

Entry-level loan officer salary
$30,000 yearly salary
Updated June 25, 2024

How much does a loan officer make?

The average loan officer salary in the United States is $45,817. Loan officer salaries typically range between $30,000 and $69,000 yearly. The average hourly rate for loan officers is $22.03 per hour.

Loan officer salary is impacted by location, education, and experience. Loan officers earn the highest average salary in New York.

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Where can a Loan Officer earn more?

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Ashburn, VA$59,863
Chicago, IL$41,977
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Bangor Savings Bank$66,316
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Loan Officer

A loan officer with 0-2 years of experience earns an average entry-level salary of $29,803. A mid-career loan officer with 3-6 years of experience makes $45,817 a year on average. A senior level loan officer with 7-12 years of experience enjoys an average annual salary of $87,517.

Experience LevelAvg. SalaryHourly Rate
Entry-level loan officer$29,800$14.33
Mid-level loan officer$49,000$23.57
Senior-level loan officer$87,500$42.08

Loan Officer salary estimates from across the web

Based on the latest salary information compiled by Zippia, Salary.com, Indeed, Glassdoor, Ziprecruiter, Comparably, Payscale and CareerExplorer, the average salary for a loan officer typically falls between $45,817 and $182,148.
zippia
$45,817yearly
glassdoor[1]
$111,336yearly
indeed[2]
$182,148yearly
comparably[3]
$159,912yearly
Salary.com[4]
$65,884yearly
ZipRecruiter[5]
$70,335yearly
payscale[6]
$51,533yearly
CareerExplorer[7]
$63,380yearly

Average loan officer salary by state

The highest-paying states for loan officers are New York, New Mexico, and Arkansas. The lowest average loan officer salary states are Arizona, Alabama, and Alaska.

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Highest paying states for loan officers

RankStateAvg. SalaryHourly Rate
1New Mexico$58,667$28.21
2Maine$57,334$27.56
3Rhode Island$54,195$26.06
4South Dakota$56,776$27.30
5Arkansas$57,632$27.71
6New York$59,699$28.70
7North Carolina$57,184$27.49
8Vermont$52,792$25.38
9Maryland$55,216$26.55
10Massachusetts$54,687$26.29
11Connecticut$54,999$26.44
12Pennsylvania$54,105$26.01
13Missouri$52,052$25.02
14Minnesota$49,272$23.69
15Wisconsin$48,722$23.42
16New Jersey$53,245$25.60
17North Dakota$46,365$22.29
18Texas$50,432$24.25
19Wyoming$49,929$24.00
20Virginia$48,823$23.47
21Michigan$49,778$23.93
22Iowa$45,896$22.07
23Nevada$45,459$21.86
24Kansas$48,314$23.23
25Oklahoma$46,604$22.41
26Ohio$48,150$23.15
27West Virginia$46,076$22.15
28New Hampshire$49,350$23.73
29Georgia$43,774$21.05
30Montana$48,210$23.18
31Hawaii$52,428$25.21
32Indiana$44,693$21.49
33Washington$44,655$21.47
34Oregon$46,684$22.44
35District of Columbia$50,917$24.48
36Florida$47,043$22.62
37Illinois$41,921$20.15
38Kentucky$44,698$21.49
39Arizona$39,004$18.75
40Colorado$40,643$19.54
41Alabama$38,385$18.45
42Nebraska$41,574$19.99
43Louisiana$42,912$20.63
44South Carolina$41,025$19.72
45Mississippi$37,680$18.12
46California$46,587$22.40
47Idaho$32,486$15.62
48Tennessee$39,617$19.05
49Alaska$38,104$18.32
50Delaware$40,375$19.41
51Utah$33,138$15.93

Highest paying cities for loan officers

The highest-paying cities for loan officers are New York, NY, Raleigh, NC, and Baltimore, MD.

RankCityAvg. SalaryHourly Rate
1New York, NY$59,863$28.78
2Raleigh, NC$57,614$27.70
3Baltimore, MD$55,533$26.70
4Boston, MA$54,738$26.32
5Philadelphia, PA$54,599$26.25
6Urban Honolulu, HI$52,416$25.20
7Saint Louis, MO$52,331$25.16
8Washington, DC$50,984$24.51
9San Antonio, TX$50,883$24.46
10Troy, MI$50,069$24.07
11Austin, MN$49,582$23.84
12Milwaukee, WI$48,904$23.51
13Miami, FL$47,733$22.95
14San Francisco, CA$47,465$22.82
15Cincinnati, OH$46,954$22.57
16Albany, OR$46,745$22.47
17Bellevue, WA$44,644$21.46
18Indianapolis, IN$44,604$21.44
19Atlanta, GA$43,808$21.06
20Chicago, IL$41,977$20.18

Loan Officers are the most in-demand in these five cities:

  1. New York, NY
  2. Raleigh, NC
  3. Baltimore, MD
  4. Boston, MA
  5. Philadelphia, PA

Loan Officer salary details

A loan officer's salary ranges from $30,000 a year at the 10th percentile to $69,000 at the 90th percentile.

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Average Loan Officer Salary Graph, Trends, and Summary

What is a loan officer's salary?

PercentileAnnual SalaryMonthly SalaryHourly Rate
90th Percentile$69,000$5,750$33
75th Percentile$57,000$4,750$27
Average$45,817$3,818$22
25th Percentile$36,000$3,000$17
10th Percentile$30,000$2,500$14

Highest paying loan officer jobs

The highest paying types of loan officers are bank officer, commercial loan officer, and personal lines underwriter.

Job TitleAnnual SalaryMonthly SalaryHourly RateJob Openings
Personal Lines Underwriter$69,706$5,809$33.5119,754
Mortgage Consultant$38,934$3,245$18.7224,057
Underwriter$61,751$5,146$29.698,510
Closer$29,291$2,441$14.087,560
Mortgage Banker$27,331$2,278$13.1424,297
Loan Consultant$38,876$3,240$18.6923,448

Which companies pay loan officers the most?

Loan officer salaries at Bangor Savings Bank and American Airlines are the highest-paying according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, the average loan officer salary at companies like Mutual of Omaha and Cardinal Financial are highly competitive.

Wage gap by gender, race and education

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Loan Officer salary trends

The average loan officer salary has risen by $4,248 over the last ten years. In 2014, the average loan officer earned $41,569 annually, but today, they earn $45,817 a year. That works out to a 0% change in pay for loan officers over the last decade.

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Average loan officer salary over time

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    Loan Officer salary by year

    YearAvg. SalaryHourly Rate% Change
    2024$45,800$22.03+1.1%
    2023$45,300$21.79+0.4%
    2022$45,200$21.71-2.6%
    2021$46,300$22.27+1.6%
    2020$45,600$21.92+0.3%

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