Actuary Salary in Texas

Median Salary

$149,150

Middle 50% Range

$111,250 – $187,750

P25 – P75

Job Postings

237

with salary data

Latest Data

Aug 2026

Salary Distribution

Under $50k
(5%)
$50k–$75k
(3%)
$75k–$100k
(9%)
$100k–$125k
(17%)
$125k–$150k
(19%)
$150k–$175k
(14%)
$175k–$200k
(12%)
$200k–$250k
(13%)
$250k–$300k
(8%)
$300k+
(0%)

Based on 237 job postings with salary data.

Salary by Experience Level

SegmentMedianPostings
Senior Manager$267,65019
Director$205,00029
Vice President$200,00011
Manager$164,91832
Individual Contributor$127,000123
Intern$49,92019

Salary by Practice Area

SegmentMedianPostings
P&C$152,16570
Life$150,31269
Health$146,00078
Retirement$120,0009

Actuary salary summary for Texas

Acturhire currently tracks 237 actuarial job postings with disclosed salary data in Texas. The median salary is $149,150. The middle 50% of postings fall between $111,250 to $187,750, which is often a more useful planning range than a single average.

What affects actuary pay in Texas

Compensation in Texas depends on seniority, practice area, credential path, employer type, and whether the role is tied to a local office or broader national pay band. Senior leadership roles and specialized technical positions usually sit above analyst and associate roles.

How to use this salary benchmark

Within the available data, P&C has the highest median compensation at $152,165. Compare the state-level tables with city, practice area, and experience-level pages to understand whether the benchmark reflects the roles you are actually targeting.

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Top Cities in Texas for Actuary Salaries

City-level compensation can differ from the statewide benchmark when hiring is concentrated around insurers, consulting offices, or headquarters markets. Compare these Texas city salary pages before using the state median as your only benchmark.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average or median actuary salary in Texas?

Based on 237 actuarial job postings on Acturhire, the median actuary salary in Texas is $149,150. Median is often the better benchmark because senior executive roles can pull averages upward. The middle 50% of roles pay between $111,250 and $187,750.

Which actuarial specialty pays the most in Texas?

Among practice areas with sufficient data, P&C actuaries in Texas report the highest median salary at $152,165.

How does Texas compare to the national actuary salary?

The median actuary salary in Texas is $149,150, compared to a national median of $140,000 across all Acturhire job postings.

What experience level earns the most for actuaries in Texas?

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 Texas for a detailed breakdown.

How many actuarial jobs with salary data are in Texas?

Acturhire currently tracks 237 actuarial job postings with salary data in Texas.

How much do entry-level actuaries make in Texas?

Entry-level actuary pay in Texas 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.