Senior Actuarial Associate Salaries in the United States
How much does a Senior Actuarial Associate make in the United States?
Senior Actuarial Associates earn $71,000 annually on average, or $34 per hour, which is 7% more than the national average for all working Americans. Our data indicates that the best paid Senior Actuarial Associates work for Prudential at $59,000 annually.
Submit a Salary$59K Prudential's Average Senior Actuarial Associate Salary (3 salaries)
-$12K (18%) less than national average Senior Actuarial Associate salary ($71K)
+$9K (16%) more than average Prudential salary ($50K)
-$8K (14%) less than average Prudential Senior Actuarial Associate salary ($59K)
+$11K (17%) more than average Prudential Senior Actuarial Associate salary ($59K)
-$4K (7%) less than average Prudential Senior Actuarial Associate salary ($59K)
$91K Old Mutual's Average Senior Actuarial Associate Salary (1 salaries)
+$20K (24%) more than national average Senior Actuarial Associate salary ($71K)
+$21K (26%) more than average Old Mutual salary ($70K)
Equal to average Old Mutual Senior Actuarial Associate salary ($91K)
$85K TIAA-CREF's Average Senior Actuarial Associate Salary (1 salaries)
+$14K (17%) more than national average Senior Actuarial Associate salary ($71K)
+$14K (17%) more than average TIAA-CREF salary ($71K)
Equal to average TIAA-CREF Senior Actuarial Associate salary ($85K)
$71K ING's Average Senior Actuarial Associate Salary (1 salaries)
Equal to national average Senior Actuarial Associate salary ($71K)
+$19K (30%) more than average ING salary ($52K)
Equal to average ING Senior Actuarial Associate salary ($71K)
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