Earn More With the FPAC
Boost Your Earnings
Finance professionals holding a certification can claim prestige and credibility in their field. For certain job titles, those who hold certifications tend to have higher salaries than their peers in similar positions who do not. For example, when looking at finance jobs such as analyst or manager, certified professionals consistently report higher compensation.
As a certified professional, you are recognized for your skills and expertise—and that translates to higher earning potential. Getting certified in finance helps you stand out in a competitive job market, demonstrates your commitment to the profession and positions you for leadership opportunities. With the FPAC, you’ll validate your ability to drive strategy, support business decisions and add value beyond the numbers.
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How Much Can You Earn in Finance?
According to the 2025 AFP Compensation and Benefits Survey Report, base salaries for treasury and finance professionals increased by 3.9% in 2024. However, your individual salary can vary significantly based on factors such as education, certifications, years of experience, job title, geographic region and company size. Whether you’re researching the average financial analyst salary, comparing an FP&A analyst salary or exploring broader finance jobs, these insights will help you understand where you stand.
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2025 AFP Compensation and Benefits Survey Report
To learn more about salary influences, download the 2025 AFP Compensation and Benefits Survey Report.
Key highlights from the survey include:
- 66% of organizations awarded employee bonuses
- Limited resources (39%) and volume of work (36%) are the top challenges employees face
- 2 in 3 hiring managers report difficulty finding qualified candidates

