Average salary in New York City is $98,533 USD per year. The most typical earning is $102,000 USD. All data are based on 1,199 salary surveys. Salaries are different between men and women. Men receive an average salary of $112,545 USD. Women receive a salary of $87,519 USD.
The most paid careers are Aviation & Shipping with average income $144,320 USD and Management & Business with income $130,375 USD.
Based on education, the highest salaries receive people with Doctorate Degree with salary of $151,008 USD. The second most paid education level is Masters Degree with salary of $112,629 USD.
Different experiences affect earning as well. People with 16-20 Years of experience receive salary of $135,069 USD. Employees with 20+ Years of experience receive $131,348 USD.
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SALARY SURVEY DATA
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Levels / New York City (Gross USD)
Salary Levels (USD) per Year
Surveys
Earning Percent
$10,000 USD -
$14,999 USD
0
n/a
$15,000 USD -
$19,999 USD
3
100% 0.25%
$20,000 USD -
$24,999 USD
18
99.75% 1.5%
$25,000 USD -
$29,999 USD
16
98.25% 1.33%
$30,000 USD -
$34,999 USD
35
96.91% 2.92%
$35,000 USD -
$39,999 USD
24
93.99% 2%
$40,000 USD -
$44,999 USD
51
91.99% 4.25%
$45,000 USD -
$49,999 USD
35
87.74% 2.92%
$50,000 USD -
$54,999 USD
88
84.82% 7.34%
$55,000 USD -
$59,999 USD
42
77.48% 3.5%
$60,000 USD -
$64,999 USD
64
73.98% 5.34%
$65,000 USD -
$69,999 USD
55
68.64% 4.59%
$70,000 USD -
$74,999 USD
64
64.05% 5.34%
$75,000 USD -
$79,999 USD
38
58.72% 3.17%
$80,000 USD -
$84,999 USD
54
55.55% 4.5%
$85,000 USD -
$89,999 USD
34
51.04% 2.84%
$90,000 USD -
$94,999 USD
53
48.21% 4.42%
$95,000 USD -
$99,999 USD
26
43.79% 2.17%
$100,000 USD -
$104,999 USD
90
41.62% 7.51%
$105,000 USD -
$109,999 USD
17
34.11% 1.42%
$110,000 USD -
$114,999 USD
31
32.69% 2.59%
$115,000 USD -
$119,999 USD
12
30.11% 1%
$120,000 USD -
$124,999 USD
43
29.11% 3.59%
$125,000 USD -
$129,999 USD
21
25.52% 1.75%
$130,000 USD -
$134,999 USD
24
23.77% 2%
$135,000 USD -
$139,999 USD
16
21.77% 1.33%
$140,000 USD -
$144,999 USD
23
20.43% 1.92%
$145,000 USD -
$149,999 USD
7
18.52% 0.58%
High salaries
$150,000 USD -
$159,999 USD
56
17.93% 4.67%
$160,000 USD -
$169,999 USD
29
13.26% 2.42%
$170,000 USD -
$179,999 USD
14
10.84% 1.17%
$180,000 USD -
$189,999 USD
19
9.67% 1.58%
$190,000 USD -
$199,999 USD
8
8.09% 0.67%
$200,000 USD -
$209,999 USD
26
7.42% 2.17%
$210,000 USD -
$219,999 USD
4
5.25% 0.33%
$220,000 USD -
$229,999 USD
7
4.92% 0.58%
$230,000 USD -
$239,999 USD
2
4.34% 0.17%
$240,000 USD -
$249,999 USD
6
4.17% 0.5%
$250,000 USD -
$349,999 USD
44
3.67% 3.67%
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The New York City has the second largest economy in the world after Tokyo and the biggest economy in the U.S. The Lower Manhattan is one of the world's two largest financial centers, behind London.
The financial, real estate, insurance, and health care are the main industries in the New York City. The city is the most important city in the U.S. for the media, journalism, and publishing. Manufacturing, although declining, remains consequential.
Education
New York has about 110 universities and collages with around 495,000 students. The cities education is provided by a vast number of public and private institutions. New York City Department of Education, is the largest in the world. The top Universities in New York City are Cornell University, Columbia University, Vassar Collage, and Union collage.
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