10 Work-from-Home Jobs That Pay at Least $72,000 a Year

"If you're looking to switch your current career to something remote while still bringing home a decent paycheck, you're not alone. According to a 2024 report, over 70% of workers worldwide said they would prefer to work from home in order to save time and money by avoiding a commute. And while many are dreading increasing back-to-office mandates, it's still possible to work from the comfort of your home. Here are 10 roles that can be done remotely and could earn you at least $72,000 a year. All salary data comes from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)."

"Median annual salary: $72,910 Are you good with people and love to help them succeed in their careers? You could consider a human resource specialist role, where you would assist with recruiting, screening, and hiring new employees for your company. While some recruiters travel, most specialists can work from home to coordinate and conduct interviews and manage employees' work experience."

"Median annual salary: $73,850 If you're interested in work where you can help others with their nutrition and lifestyle choices, you may consider working in this field. Both dieticians and nutritionists work with patients to educate on nutrition and often help with meal plans. However, dietitians often require higher levels of education and training. Over the next 10 years, dietitian and nutritionist roles are expected to increase by 7%, which is faster than average."

Over 70% of workers worldwide prefer working from home to save time and money by avoiding a commute. Remote work remains possible despite increasing back-to-office mandates. Ten roles can be done remotely and could earn at least $72,000 annually, with salary data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Human resources specialists (median $72,910) assist recruiting, screening, hiring, and can coordinate interviews remotely. Dietitians and nutritionists (median $73,850) educate patients on nutrition, create meal plans, and dietitian roles require more education with 7% projected growth. Historians (median $74,050) gather, interpret, and present historical data and often require advanced degrees.

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