Insurance appraiser earnings by seniority

90th percentile

Top-level insurance appraiser earnings begin at:

$58.51 per hour

$121,700 per year

75th percentile

Senior-level insurance appraiser earnings begin at:

$46.43 per hour

$96,570 per year

50th percentile

Mid-level insurance appraiser earnings begin at:

$37.73 per hour

$78,480 per year

25th percentile

Junior-level insurance appraiser earnings begin at:

$36.76 per hour

$76,450 per year

10th percentile

Starting level insurance appraiser earnings begin at:

$29.60 per hour

$61,570 per year

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Insurance appraiser salary by state

State Name Average Salary
Connecticut $82,690
New York $81,410
Hawaii $79,920
New Jersey $78,860
Utah $78,480
Oregon $78,470
California $77,940
Washington $77,230
Massachusetts $76,750
New Mexico $76,600
Pennsylvania $76,550
Georgia $76,450
Nevada $76,090
Tennessee $75,660
Maine $73,320
Maryland $73,190
Montana $67,870
Missouri $66,350
North Carolina $65,730
West Virginia $64,300
Rhode Island $63,960
Virginia $63,960
Colorado $63,640
Indiana $63,240
Michigan $63,230
Ohio $62,680
Florida $62,320
South Carolina $62,310
Kansas $62,228
Minnesota $62,110
Mississippi $61,800
Arizona $61,570
South Dakota $60,510
Texas $60,360
New Hampshire $60,160
Louisiana $59,570
Kentucky $59,260
Arkansas $56,730
Nebraska $56,490
Oklahoma $54,450
Wisconsin $52,930
Illinois $52,060
Iowa $47,750
Alabama $46,950
Puerto Rico $45,500

How do insurance appraiser salaries compare to similar careers?

Insurance appraisers earn 8% less than similar careers in Utah. On average, they make less than bank managers but more than budget analysts.

Career Median Salary
Bank manager salary $119K
Human resources manager salary $100K
Purchasing manager salary $95K
Investment fund manager salary $95K
Supply chain manager salary $95K
Insurance appraiser salary $78K
Economist salary $91K
Financial advisor salary $63K
Operations manager salary $64K
Budget analyst salary $80K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)