Actuary Salary in South Carolina
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What is the average or median actuary salary in South Carolina?
Based on 4 actuarial job postings on Acturhire, the median actuary salary in South Carolina is $101,925. Median is often the better benchmark because senior executive roles can pull averages upward. The middle 50% of roles pay between $68,976 and $112,525.
Which actuarial specialty pays the most in South Carolina?
Salary by specialty varies based on posting volume in South Carolina. Filter the Acturhire salary tool by practice area to compare.
How does South Carolina compare to the national actuary salary?
The median actuary salary in South Carolina is $101,925, compared to a national median of $140,000 across all Acturhire job postings.
What experience level earns the most for actuaries in South Carolina?
Senior roles such as Director, VP, and C-Suite consistently command higher median salaries. Use the Acturhire salary tool to filter by org level within South Carolina for a detailed breakdown.
How many actuarial jobs with salary data are in South Carolina?
Acturhire currently tracks 4 actuarial job postings with salary data in South Carolina.
How much do entry-level actuaries make in South Carolina?
Entry-level actuary pay in South Carolina depends on exam progress, internship experience, technical skills, and whether the role is carrier-side or consulting. Use the experience-level table on this page to compare junior roles with senior actuarial positions in the same state.