The report matches pay to location by figuring out which jobs yield the highest average salary in each state compared to the national average.
Every state has a minimum of one job that pays at least 25% more than the national average.
In midwestern states like Minnesota and Indiana, medical professionals make more than in other parts of the country.
Alaska pays personal financial advisors 66.69% more, Nebraska pays credit counselors 59.46% more, and New York pays credit analysts 50.98% more than the U.S. average.
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