Banking & finance jobs in Nebraska

Financial and investment analysts in Nebraska earned a median of $85,320 a year in , 17% below the U.S. median, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Banking & finance pay in Nebraska at a glance

Median annual pay
$85,320
· Financial and investment analysts
17% below the U.S. median (U.S. $102,740, May 2025)
Typical pay range
$64,380–$127,170
· 10th to 90th percentile
Rank among states
38th of 50
· By median pay, financial and investment analysts
  1. Investment Accountant at Ameritas Life Insurance, view job on Careerjet

    Ameritas Life Insurance Lincoln, NE

    Pay: $24.76–$39.61 an hour

    in Accounting, Finance , Business, or a related field or equivalent experience required. 0-2+ years related experience in accounting... or finance required Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance…

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  2. Controller at MBE CPAs, view job on Careerjet

    MBE CPAs Scottsbluff, NE

    and liquidity management activities. · Manage banking relationships and financing arrangements. · Oversee debt obligations... assessments. Leadership & Team Development · Lead, develop, coach, and…

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  1. Relationship Banker at Bank of America, view job on Careerjet

    Bank of America Omaha, NE

    , such as mobile banking , online banking , or ATM. Key responsibilities include accurately and efficiently processing cash transactions... information and technology platforms Is confident in…

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Banking & finance pay and employment in Nebraska

Median annual pay
$85,320
· Financial and investment analysts
17% below the U.S. median (U.S. $102,740, May 2025)
Typical pay range
$64,380–$127,170
· 10th to 90th percentile
Rank among states
38th of 50
· By median pay, financial and investment analysts

Pay by banking & finance occupation in Nebraska

Median annual pay, typical range and total employment in Nebraska,
Occupation Median pay, Nebraska U.S. median Typical range Jobs
Financial and investment analysts $85,32017% below the U.S. median $102,740 $64,380–$127,170 Not published
Tellers $38,14011% below the U.S. median $43,030 $33,490–$46,320 4,590
Loan officers $79,8404% above the U.S. median $76,690 $49,360–$136,640 2,710
Financial managers $140,36016% below the U.S. median $166,570 $89,990–$227,640 5,630
Personal financial advisors $93,28011% below the U.S. median $105,070 $52,370–$214,280 2,210
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents $82,5605% above the U.S. median $78,660 $50,300–$203,600 2,150

Typical range is the 10th to 90th percentile: 10% of workers earned less than the lower figure and 10% earned more than the upper one. Jobs counts wage and salary jobs, not people, and leaves out the self-employed.

Banking & finance jobs in neighboring states

Median annual pay for financial and investment analysts, May 2025

  • Colorado $103,850
  • Iowa $92,370
  • Kansas $84,860
  • Missouri $98,420
  • South Dakota $99,150
  • Wyoming $187,090

About banking & finance jobs

Banking and finance jobs help people and organizations manage money, credit and investments. Roles range from bank tellers and loan officers to financial analysts, advisors and managers. Customer-facing roles often train new hires, while analyst and advisory roles usually call for a degree, and some require a license.

Questions about banking & finance jobs in Nebraska

How much do financial and investment analysts make in Nebraska?

The median annual wage for financial and investment analysts in Nebraska was $85,320 in May 2025, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That is 17% below the U.S. median of $102,740 (May 2025).

How does Nebraska rank for financial and investment analysts pay?

Nebraska ranks 38th of 50 states with published figures for median annual pay of financial and investment analysts (May 2025).

What do most financial and investment analysts in Nebraska earn?

Most earn between $64,380 and $127,170 a year: 10% of workers earned less than the lower figure and 10% earned more than the upper one (May 2025).

Sources

  • Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, estimates. Median pay is the wage at which half of workers earn more and half earn less.
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