Actuary Salary in Alabama

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State Average
$138,035
across 17 metros
vs National Avg
+7.2%
national: $128,794
Metros Covered
17
15 above national avg
Highest Metro
$222,394
Columbus

All metro areas in Alabama

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17 metros shown

Metro AreaLevel ILevel IILevel IIILevel IVAverage
Columbus, GA-ALAL$121K$171K$222K$272K$222K
Northwest Alabama nonmetropolitan areaAL$118K$127K$137K$147K$137K
Birmingham, ALAL$117K$127K$137K$147K$137K
Tuscaloosa, ALAL$117K$127K$137K$147K$137K
Anniston-Oxford, ALAL$117K$127K$137K$147K$137K
Gadsden, ALAL$117K$127K$137K$147K$137K
Southwest Alabama nonmetropolitan areaAL$111K$123K$135K$148K$135K
Montgomery, ALAL$111K$123K$135K$148K$135K
Northeast Alabama nonmetropolitan areaAL$111K$123K$135K$147K$135K
Daphne-Fairhope-Foley, ALAL$105K$119K$133K$147K$133K
Decatur, ALAL$105K$119K$133K$147K$133K
Dothan, ALAL$105K$119K$133K$147K$133K
Florence-Muscle Shoals, ALAL$105K$119K$133K$147K$133K
Huntsville, ALAL$105K$119K$133K$147K$133K
Mobile, ALAL$105K$119K$133K$147K$133K
Southeast Alabama nonmetropolitan areaAL$76K$97K$117K$137K$117K
Auburn-Opelika, ALAL$75K$95K$115K$135K$115K

Data source: Salary data sourced from the U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) program, which surveys employers nationwide to collect wage data by occupation and geography. The four experience levels reflect DOL standardized tiers. Data reflects the most recently published survey cycle.