Loan Interviewer and Clerk Salary

Loan Interviewers and Clerks earn a median $50,020 a year nationally. Office and Administrative Support Occupations

U.S. median
$50,020
$24.05 per hour
Range
$37,330 – $69,770
10th to 90th percentile
Employed
164,790
across the U.S.

Loan Interviewer and Clerk take-home pay calculator

Starts at the national median. Pick your state to see your real paycheck.

Loan Interviewer and Clerk
Deductions, kids & local tax

2026 tax year. Federal brackets from IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32.

Your take-home pay
$42,371
per year · effective tax rate 15.3%
$3,531Monthly
$1,765Twice a month
$1,630Every 2 weeks
$20.37Hourly
  • Federal income tax$3,822
  • Social Security (6.2%)$3,101
  • Medicare (1.45%)$725
  • Texas income tax$0
  • Take-home pay$42,371

Marginal rate: 12% federal + 0.00% state

Pay by experience

PercentileSalaryHourlyTake-home (no state tax)
10th percentile (entry level)$37,330$17.95$32,175
25th percentile$45,120$21.69$38,434
Median (50th)$50,020$24.05$42,371
75th percentile$60,600$29.13$50,872
90th percentile (top earners)$69,770$33.54$57,913

Best cities for loan interviewers and clerks (after tax & cost of living)

#Metro areaMedianTake-homeReal value*Jobs
1Louisville, KY$60,110$48,492$52,1011,330
2Greensboro, NC$58,670$47,489$51,138500
3Jacksonville, FL$59,710$50,157$50,4171,320
4Charlotte, NC$60,510$48,894$50,2261,790
5Las Vegas, NV$57,620$48,478$48,3741,260
6Des Moines, IA$52,970$43,380$47,306780
7San Antonio, TX$52,930$44,709$47,2031,570
8Seattle, WA$61,330$51,459$46,3041,700
9Baltimore, MD$59,930$47,851$45,796810
10Denver, CO$59,140$47,805$45,1921,530
11San Jose, CA$62,530$49,809$45,107820
12Tulsa, OK$49,280$40,104$44,953710
13Sioux Falls, SD$47,980$40,732$44,943720
14Madison, WI$53,550$43,632$44,849640
15Kansas City, MO$50,650$41,434$44,7731,850
16Columbia, SC$51,270$41,456$44,262590
17Oklahoma City, OK$49,100$39,968$44,2081,280
18Boston, MA$60,250$47,798$44,1491,530
19Nashville, TN$50,130$42,459$44,073950
20Austin, TX$50,900$43,078$43,9281,570
21Columbus, OH$50,040$41,793$43,7771,210
22Sacramento, CA$58,080$46,558$43,647890
23Portland, OR$60,020$45,984$43,6191,180
24Cincinnati, OH$49,760$41,576$43,5951,390
25Washington, DC$59,070$47,250$43,3951,910

*Take-home pay in U.S.-average dollars (BEA Regional Price Parities).

Highest-paying cities

Loan Interviewer and Clerk salary by state

StateMedianTake-homeRangeJobs
District of Columbia $77,080$59,472 $56,800 – $101,790140
Maryland $59,430$47,473 $45,560 – $76,5501,590
Connecticut $58,980$47,841 $45,330 – $73,340970
Massachusetts $58,940$46,811 $45,770 – $70,7602,080
New Jersey $58,760$47,695 $43,740 – $77,5803,620
Washington $58,740$49,378 $46,580 – $75,5203,290
New York $58,120$46,338 $44,450 – $77,1004,780
North Carolina $57,780$46,810 $40,030 – $70,0504,800
Delaware $57,760$46,061 $35,690 – $78,030950
Oregon $57,650$44,287 $42,030 – $72,8501,920
California $57,300$45,988 $39,170 – $75,94014,680
Nevada $57,070$48,036 $38,950 – $76,0601,520
Colorado $56,760$45,998 $37,020 – $75,0102,500
New Hampshire $56,040$47,208 $45,150 – $72,090520
Hawaii $55,410$44,021 $44,800 – $81,600450
Minnesota $51,760$41,773 $39,210 – $71,7202,850
Rhode Island $51,560$42,292 $31,450 – $65,570650
Michigan $51,500$41,622 $39,010 – $67,6707,930
Alaska $51,470$43,536 $44,660 – $66,500330
North Dakota $51,290$43,392 $42,730 – $69,800980
Florida $50,510$42,765 $36,280 – $66,41010,690
Virginia $50,140$40,399 $37,510 – $71,9303,990
Arizona $50,120$41,407 $37,780 – $75,2304,700
Iowa $50,080$41,168 $39,880 – $64,7902,380
Vermont $50,060$41,160 $43,350 – $60,930290
Maine $50,020$40,176 $44,870 – $61,600650
Illinois $50,000$40,025 $39,030 – $67,4006,850
Texas $49,980$42,339 $37,850 – $70,01017,090
Ohio $49,150$41,103 $39,180 – $64,2605,800
Nebraska $48,970$40,179 $40,130 – $62,3001,010
Wisconsin $48,930$40,123 $39,150 – $61,4704,270
Montana $48,460$39,597 $40,040 – $59,770640
Georgia $48,310$39,113 $34,730 – $64,6904,020
Utah $48,110$39,637 $39,180 – $61,3502,820
Idaho $48,090$39,380 $36,810 – $62,7101,240
Wyoming $47,950$40,708 $41,290 – $63,650300
Kentucky $47,910$39,116 $34,460 – $63,2403,690
Kansas $47,640$38,600 $37,340 – $66,4302,770
South Carolina $47,500$38,653 $28,690 – $64,5902,820
Pennsylvania $47,350$38,772 $36,250 – $63,2504,330
Indiana $47,310$38,827 $36,080 – $60,5403,350
Oklahoma $47,210$38,534 $34,670 – $63,0003,300
Missouri $47,170$38,801 $36,470 – $62,6705,080
South Dakota $47,000$39,945 $38,800 – $58,0001,710
Louisiana $46,700$38,689 $27,640 – $58,3302,010
New Mexico $46,100$38,206 $34,950 – $71,980880
Tennessee $45,230$38,522 $34,560 – $65,9003,990
Arkansas $45,140$36,902 $34,220 – $61,4101,970
West Virginia $42,490$35,133 $35,460 – $50,690840
Alabama $40,300$32,811 $29,460 – $57,4102,960
Mississippi $39,120$32,780 $31,030 – $57,4001,770

Frequently asked questions

How much does a loan interviewer and clerk make?

The national median salary for loan interviewers and clerks is $50,020 a year ($24.05 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn under $37,330 and the top 10% earn over $69,770. Source: BLS, May 2025.

Which state pays loan interviewers and clerks the most?

District of Columbia has the highest median pay at $77,080. After taxes and local prices, Louisville, KY offers the best real take-home pay of any metro area.

How many loan interviewers and clerks are there in the U.S.?

About 164,790 people work as loan interviewers and clerks nationwide.

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