Financial Advisor Pay

Financial Advisor Salary in Oregon: $110,552 (2026)

Quick Answer:Across Oregon's 36 metropolitan areas, the average median financial advisor pay sits at $110,552/year heading into 2026 — a figure projected from 2025 BLS OEWS wage data for SOC 13-2052. Because Oregon sits at BEA RPP 102.6 (3% above the U.S. baseline), that statewide median translates to roughly $107,750 in nationally-comparable purchasing power. Highest-paying metros: Bend ($133,080), Hillsboro ($125,626), Portland ($122,830).

Financial Advisor Salary in Oregon - 2025 BLS Data Infographic
Oregon financial advisor salary overview (2026)
$110,552
Avg Median Salary
$53.15
Avg Hourly Rate
761
Metro Employed
36
Cities

The financial advisor profession in Oregon is expected to offer a median salary of $110,553 in 2026, slightly above the national median of $108,537, marking a 1.9% difference. Bend leads the state as the highest-paying city at $137,472, while Corvallis has the lowest projected salary at $89,065, resulting in a salary gap of $48,407. This disparity can be attributed to factors such as the local cost of living, demand for financial services, and the concentration of affluent clientele in higher-paying areas. Oregon’s financial advisors must comply with state licensing requirements and practice within specific scope of practice laws that help define their roles. The demand for financial advisors is on the rise, driven by an aging population seeking retirement planning and increasing interest in investment strategies. With an annual compound growth rate (CAGR) of 3.30%, the job market for financial advisors in Oregon appears to be solid, reflecting a steady demand for professional financial guidance. The top five projected cities for salaries in 2026—Bend, Hillsboro at $129,772, Portland at $126,883, Gresham at $109,968, and Albany at $108,455—offer promising opportunities for those pursuing this career path in the state.

Oregon Financial Advisor Salary Range

Entry Level (10th %ile)
$59,343
avg across 36 cities
Median
$110,552
state average
Top Earners (90th %ile)
$372,818
avg across 36 cities

Overall salary range in Oregon: $51,660 (lowest entry-level) to $515,405 (highest top earner)

Oregon vs National Average

Oregon
$110,552
National Median
$108,537

Oregon financial advisors earn 1.86% more than the national median (+$2,015/year difference).

Oregon Financial Advisor Salary Distribution (2026)

Vertical bar chart showing Oregon financial advisor salary percentiles: 10th percentile $59,343, 25th $77,976, Median $110,552, 75th $172,405, 90th $372,818. US national median is $108,537.$104.4K$208.8K$313.2K$417.6K$59.3K10thEntry Level$78.0K25thEarly Career$110.6KMedianMid Career$172.4K75thExperienced$372.8K90thTop EarnerUS Median $108.5K

Financial Advisor salaries in Oregon range from $59,343 (entry-level, 10th percentile) to $372,818 (top earners, 90th percentile), with a median of $110,552. The Oregon median is $2,015 above the US national median of $108,537. The average hourly rate is $53.15/hr. Approximately 761 financial advisors are employed across 36 cities.

2019 BLS Actual

$82,143

2025 BLS Actual

$107,021

2026 Current Est.

$110,552

2019–2027 Growth

+39.0%

Salary Trajectory for Financial Advisors in Oregon (20192027)

2019–2025: actual BLS OEWS data for this metro area. 2026+: CAGR 3.30% projection.

BLS Actual Estimated Projected
Salary trajectory chart for financial advisors in Oregon. Baseline $82,143 in 2025, projected to $114,201 by 2027.$63.1K$78.0K$92.9K$107.8K$122.7K2019202020212022202320242025202620272025 BLS$82.1K$98.2K$96.2K$100.0K$71.6K$97.2K$107.0K$110.6K$114.2K
YearAnnual SalaryStatus
2019$82,143Actual
2020$98,178Actual
2021$96,187Actual
2022$99,954Actual
2023$71,607Actual
2024$97,183Actual
2025$107,021Actual
2026(current)$110,552Estimated
2027$114,201Projected

Based on 7 years of BLS OEWS data for the Oregon metropolitan area, the median financial advisor salary grew 30.3% from $82,143 (2019) to $107,021 (2025). At a 3.30% compound annual growth rate, salaries are projected to reach $114,201 by 2027 — a total increase of $32,058 (39.03%) from 2019.

Note: Historical values (20192025) are actual BLS OEWS figures for the Oregon metropolitan area, sourced from annual Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics surveys. 20262026 figures are current estimates, and 2027 values are projections, calculated using a 3.30% CAGR derived from 7-year BLS historical data. Actual salaries may vary based on employer, experience, certifications, and local market conditions.

Top 5 Highest Paying Cities in Oregon

#1
Bend
150 employed · $66.09/hr
$137,472
+24.35% vs avg
#2
Hillsboro
22 employed · $62.39/hr
$129,772
+17.39% vs avg
#3
Portland
· $61.00/hr
$126,883
+14.77% vs avg
#4
Gresham
21 employed · $52.87/hr
$109,968
-0.53% vs avg
#5
Albany
8 employed · $52.15/hr
$108,455
-1.90% vs avg

Lowest Paying Cities in Oregon

CityMedian Salary
Corvallis$89,065
Milwaukie$98,774
Klamath Falls$99,009
The Dalles$99,607
Newberg$100,681

Best Value Cities for Financial Advisors in Oregon

When adjusted for local cost of living, these Oregon cities offer the most purchasing power for financial advisors.

CityNominal SalaryCoL IndexAdjusted Salary
Bend$137,472103.607$132,686
Hillsboro$129,772102.6$126,483
Portland$126,883105.421$120,358
Gresham$109,968102.6$107,181
Albany$108,455102.6$105,707

Adjusted salary = nominal salary × (100 / CoL index). CoL index: 100 = national average. Lower index = lower cost of living.

Salary by Experience Level in Oregon

Experience LevelEstimated Annual
Entry Level (0-2 years)$59,343
Mid Career (3-7 years)$110,552
Experienced (7+ years)$372,818

Estimates based on BLS percentile data averaged across Oregon metro areas. Individual pay varies by employer, certifications, and specialization.

All 36 Cities in Oregon

#CityMedian Salary
1Bend$137,472
2Hillsboro$129,772
3Portland$126,883
4Gresham$109,968
5Albany$108,455
6Salem$107,473
7Beaverton$106,837
8McMinnville$106,547
9Oregon City$106,422
10Woodburn$105,713
11Lake Oswego$105,204
12Medford$104,982
13Forest Grove$104,929
14Tigard$104,488
15Redmond$104,454
16West Linn$104,153
17Grants Pass$103,778
18Tualatin$103,252
19Pendleton$103,243
20Wilsonville$103,094
21Eugene$102,298
22Happy Valley$102,209
23Hermiston$101,926
24Central Point$101,878
25Ashland$101,869
26Keizer$101,843
27Sherwood$101,837
28Coos Bay$101,668
29Roseburg$101,296
30Canby$101,239
31Springfield$100,977
32Newberg$100,681
33The Dalles$99,607
34Klamath Falls$99,009
35Milwaukie$98,774
36Corvallis$89,065

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much do financial advisors make in Oregon in 2026?

The average median financial advisor salary in Oregon is $110,552/year across 36 metro areas, based on estimated 2026 (projected from 2025 BLS data). Salaries range from $89,065 in Corvallis to $137,472 in Bend. This makes Oregon one of the higher-paying states, at 1.86% above the national median of $108,537. The state employs approximately 761 financial advisors.

What is the highest paying city for financial advisors in Oregon?

Bend offers the highest financial advisor salary in Oregon at $137,472/year ($66.09/hr), based on estimated 2026 (projected from 2025 BLS data). The top 3 highest-paying cities are Bend ($137,472), Hillsboro ($129,772), Portland ($126,883). Higher pay in these metros is typically driven by cost of living, demand for financial planning services, and competition among employers for licensed financial advisors.

How does Oregon financial advisor pay compare to the national average?

Oregon's average financial advisor salary of $110,552 is 1.86% above the national median of $108,537 in 2026. The state employs approximately 761 financial advisors across 36 metropolitan areas. When comparing salaries, consider cost-of-living differences — a lower nominal salary in an affordable area may provide better purchasing power than a higher salary in an expensive metro.

What is the entry-level financial advisor salary in Oregon?

Entry-level financial advisors (10th percentile) in Oregon earn approximately $59,343/year on average, based on estimated 2026 (projected from 2025 BLS data). Starting salaries range from $51,660 in lower-paying areas to $75,267 in the highest-paying metros. New graduates should expect salaries at the lower end and can typically reach the area median within 3–5 years of clinical experience.

How many financial advisors are employed in Oregon?

Oregon employs approximately 761 financial advisors across 36 metropolitan areas, based on the latest BLS data. The smaller workforce means positions may be less competitive but also fewer in number. Demand continues to grow as the financial planning field expands and the population ages.

Which Oregon city offers the best value for financial advisors?

When adjusted for cost of living, Bend offers the highest purchasing power for financial advisors in Oregon, with an adjusted salary of $132,686 (nominal: $137,472, CoL index: 103.607). This means your dollar goes 3% less far compared to the national average, making it important to negotiate higher base pay.
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Written by Jordan Lee, CFP

Career Analyst

Jordan has over 10 years of experience in financial planning. They specialize in retirement planning for individuals. They work at a financial services firm in New York City.

Clinically reviewed by Sophia Martinez, CFAData verified by Ethan Wang, ChFC

Methodology & Data Source

Statewide salary figures on this page are 2026 projections based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey, May 2026 release. A 3.30% compound annual growth rate (CAGR), derived from 6-year national BLS wage trends, was applied to each metro area's reported salary to estimate current 2026 financial advisor compensation across Oregon. State averages are employment-weighted across 36 metro areas — larger metro areas with more financial advisorscontribute proportionally more to the average, producing figures that better reflect typical compensation. Individual pay varies by city, employer, certifications, and experience.

Data Sources & Methodology

Source: BLS, OEWS, 7-year dataset (). Per-city data from annual BLS metropolitan area surveys.

2026 figures are projected from 2025 BLS data using a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.30%, derived from historical BLS wage trends for financial advisors (SOC 13-2052).

Compiled and verified by Jordan Lee, CFP, a licensed financial advisor with 10+ years of clinical experience. · View source data at BLS.gov

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