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FINANCIAL ANALYST I vs FINANCIAL ANALYST II

In 2025, the median salary for FINANCIAL ANALYST II was $13,657 (11.6%) higher than for FINANCIAL ANALYST I: $131,548 against $117,892. FINANCIAL ANALYST I had 16 people on the list, FINANCIAL ANALYST II 20.

At a glance

FINANCIAL ANALYST IFINANCIAL ANALYST II
People on the 2025 list1620
Median salary$117,892$131,548
Middle half$114,708–$123,051$119,623–$141,180
Highest salary$123,718$166,254
Total salaries$1,827,611$2,545,289
People, change+0.0% vs 2024−13.0% vs 2024
Median, change−0.1% vs 2024+3.2% vs 2024

Median salary by year

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YearFINANCIAL ANALYST IFINANCIAL ANALYST II
2009$84,964
2013$88,676$109,739
2014$110,961
2015$117,280
2016$113,919
2017$109,617
2018$90,072$110,116
2019$92,315$114,072
2020$89,106$97,108
2021$100,281$115,588
2022$107,516$115,940
2023$106,592$126,146
2024$118,009$127,415
2025$117,892$131,548

People on the list by year

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YearFINANCIAL ANALYST IFINANCIAL ANALYST II
20095
2013513
201414
201516
201619
201719
2018616
20191014
20201020
20211119
2022917
20231518
20241623
20251620

Highest paid in 2025

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Questions and answers

Which pays more, FINANCIAL ANALYST I or FINANCIAL ANALYST II?

By median salary in 2025, FINANCIAL ANALYST II: $131,548 against $117,892.

Which has more people on the list?

FINANCIAL ANALYST II: 20 against 16 in 2025.

How has the gap changed since 2013?

In 2013 the median for FINANCIAL ANALYST I was $88,676 and for FINANCIAL ANALYST II $109,739, a gap of $21,063; in 2025 the gap was $13,657.

What do these figures cover?

Only people paid $75,000 or more are on the list, so medians and counts describe them, not everyone with each title.

What is “remuneration”?

The one pay figure each city publishes for each person, its remuneration, shown as published. Victoria also lists taxable benefits and payouts, and expenses, in separate columns, which are not shown; Vancouver's remuneration includes payouts. How the lists work