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Securities clerk salary

Average securities clerk salary

$16.37

$34,048 yearly

Entry-level securities clerk salary
$26,000 yearly salary
Updated January 8, 2025

Average Securities Clerk Salary

The average salary for a Securities Clerk is approximately $34,048 per year or $16.37 per hour. This figure varies based on experience, location, and the specific industry. Entry-level clerks may start at lower wages, while those with more experience or in high-paying states can command higher salaries.

Salary by Experience Level

As your experience grows, so does your earning potential. For instance, entry-level clerks might earn around $30,000, while those with several years in the field can earn upwards of $40,000 annually.

Highest Paying States

States such as New York, California, and Texas offer the highest salaries for Securities Clerks, reflecting the demand and cost of living in these areas.

Job Opportunities

With a variety of roles available, from administrative support to compliance, the job market for securities clerks remains strong. Companies are seeking qualified candidates who can ensure the integrity of financial transactions.

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Where can a Securities Clerk earn more?

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Columbus, OH$38,871
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New York State Restaurant Association$40,396
MGM Resorts International$26,418

Securities clerk salaries by experience level

Experience levelAvg. salaryHourly rate
Entry-level securities clerk$22,100$10.64
Mid-level securities clerk$28,900$13.87
Senior-level securities clerk$40,700$19.57

Average securities clerk salary by state

The average securities clerk salary in New Jersey, New York, and Illinois are the highest in the U.S. The lowest average securities clerk salary states are Missouri, Alaska, and Mississippi.

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Highest paying states for securities clerks

RankStateAvg. salaryHourly rate
1Kansas$36,595$17.59
2New York$38,754$18.63
3Connecticut$36,252$17.43
4Illinois$36,919$17.75
5Ohio$34,150$16.42
6Vermont$35,845$17.23
7Kentucky$33,228$15.97
8Delaware$35,181$16.91
9Iowa$36,678$17.63
10Massachusetts$36,327$17.46
11Rhode Island$36,362$17.48
12New Jersey$39,031$18.76
13Colorado$34,136$16.41
14Nevada$36,356$17.48
15South Dakota$33,685$16.19
16Michigan$31,404$15.10
17New Hampshire$36,205$17.41
18West Virginia$33,921$16.31
19Hawaii$36,606$17.60
20Louisiana$32,843$15.79
21Maryland$34,665$16.67
22California$31,127$14.96
23New Mexico$31,641$15.21
24Montana$33,635$16.17
25South Carolina$31,809$15.29
26Texas$30,691$14.76
27Tennessee$29,687$14.27
28District of Columbia$34,522$16.60
29Oregon$29,318$14.10
30Indiana$28,226$13.57
31Idaho$28,641$13.77
32Oklahoma$30,409$14.62
33Arkansas$30,054$14.45
34Utah$28,943$13.91
35Pennsylvania$29,629$14.24
36Wisconsin$28,676$13.79
37Alaska$27,885$13.41
38Washington$28,579$13.74
39Minnesota$28,592$13.75
40Missouri$28,002$13.46
41Maine$30,027$14.44
42Wyoming$28,366$13.64
43Nebraska$28,128$13.52
44North Dakota$28,536$13.72
45Georgia$29,083$13.98
46Arizona$30,082$14.46
47Florida$26,852$12.91
48Mississippi$27,308$13.13
49North Carolina$27,129$13.04
50Virginia$28,166$13.54
51Alabama$27,018$12.99

Highest paying cities for securities clerks

The highest-paying cities for securities clerks are Albany, NY, Springfield, IL, and Las Vegas, NV.

RankCityAvg. salaryHourly rate
1Albany, NY$38,871$18.69
2Springfield, IL$36,481$17.54
3Las Vegas, NV$36,412$17.51
4Rockville, MD$34,563$16.62
5New Orleans, LA$32,746$15.74
6Bakersfield, CA$31,285$15.04
7Big Spring, TX$31,060$14.93
8Lawton, OK$30,507$14.67
9Phoenix, AZ$30,103$14.47
10Atlanta, GA$29,143$14.01
11Fort Wayne, IN$28,500$13.70
12Huntsville, AL$27,101$13.03
13Lakeland, FL$26,866$12.92

Securities clerk salary details

A securities clerk's salary ranges from $26,000 a year at the 10th percentile to $42,000 at the 90th percentile.

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Average securities clerk salary graph, trends, and summary

What is a securities clerk's salary?

PercentileAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rate
90th Percentile$42,000$3,500$20
75th Percentile$38,000$3,167$18
Average$34,048$2,837$16
25th Percentile$30,000$2,500$14
10th Percentile$26,000$2,167$13

Highest paying securities clerk jobs

The highest paying types of securities clerks are trade clerk, registered account administrator, and dividend clerk.

Job titleAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rateJob openings
Clerk$31,163$2,597$14.9880,311
General Clerk$33,254$2,771$15.99141,570

Which companies pay securities clerks the most?

Securities clerk salaries at New York State Restaurant Association and Allied Universal are the highest-paying according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, the average securities clerk salary at companies like Memorial Health and The GEO Group are highly competitive.

RankCompanyAverage salaryHourly rate
1New York State Restaurant Association$40,396$19.42
2Allied Universal$34,047$16.37
3Memorial Health$33,873$16.29
4The GEO Group$33,752$16.23
5Memorial Health Systems Corporation$33,733$16.22
6Memorial Hospital$33,550$16.13
7Ilitch Holdings$30,322$14.58
8Ivy Tech Community College$30,252$14.54
9Monarch Casino & Resort$28,511$13.71
10MGM Resorts International$26,418$12.70

Wage gap by gender, race and education

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Securities Clerk salary by industry

The average securities clerk salary varies across industries:

  • The average securities clerk salary in the government industry is $40,556, the highest of any industry.
  • The average securities clerk salary in the finance industry is $34,602.
  • Securities clerks in the professional industry earn an average salary of $33,902, the lowest of any industry.

Highest paying industries for securities clerks

RankIndustryAverage salaryHourly rate
1Government$40,556$19.50
2Finance$34,602$16.64
3Utilities$34,153$16.42
4Professional$33,902$16.30

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Securities clerk salary trends

The average securities clerk salary has risen by $8,322 over the last ten years. In 2014, the average securities clerk earned $25,726 annually, but today, they earn $34,048 a year. That works out to a 12% change in pay for securities clerks over the last decade.

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Average securities clerk salary over time

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Securities clerk salary by year

YearAvg. salaryHourly rate% Change
2025$34,000$16.37+4.6%
2024$32,500$15.62+2.6%
2023$31,700$15.22+3.1%
2022$30,700$14.75+1.2%
2021$30,300$14.57+2.1%

Recently added securities clerk salaries

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State of New YorkSenior Employment Security Clerk (Hourly)-Albany CdtccAlbany, NY06/07/2025$42,617
Harford County, MdBooth Security ClerkBel Air, MD05/28/2025$42,952
State of New YorkSenior Employment Security Clerk (Hourly)-Albany (UI Records)Albany, NY05/20/2025$42,617
City of FarmingtonCourt Security ClerkFarmington, NM05/02/2025$35,917
HiltonReceiving/Security Clerk-Embassy Suites By Hilton Washington DC Convention CenterWashington, DC04/18/2025$52,175
State of New YorkSenior Employment Security Clerk (Hourly)-Albany CdtccAlbany, NY04/09/2025$41,385
Butler Technical GroupSecurity ClerkOrlando, FL03/29/2025$31,305
State of New YorkSenior Employment Security Clerk-Syracuse (NY Helps)Syracuse, NY03/21/2025$41,399

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