The Singapore median is US$74,005 per year.
Showing amounts in USD (USD default; source data is SGD). FX as of Sun, 01 Nov 2026 00:02:31 +0000. Convert currencies
The Singapore national median for a financial analyst is S$94,600 a year, or about S$7,900 a month before tax.
The closest finance & business peer is marketing manager at S$89,500, so a financial analyst earns 5.7% more at the national median in Singapore.
Singapore is 3rd of 7 countries for this role once medians are converted at the same exchange rate (US$74,000). Australia pays 28% more (S$121,320 at today's rate) and the United Kingdom pays 8% less (S$86,937).
That median is about 70% of GDP per person (US$98,800, World Bank 2025). This role pays less, relative to the national economy, than in many countries in our table.
| # | Country | Median (USD) | In SGD | vs Singapore |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 |  Australia | US$94,900 | S$121,320 | +28% |
| 3 |  Singapore | US$74,000 | S$94,600 | — |
| 4 |  United Kingdom | US$68,000 | S$86,937 | -8% |
If a remote employer paid the U.S. median for the same job (US$103,000), that would be about S$131,665, 1.39× the local median. Location-adjusted remote offers usually land between the two.
Using our take-home calculator for Singapore, the S$94,600 median loses income tax S$2,978 and CPF S$18,920, leaving S$72,702 a year or S$6,059 a month. Total deductions: 23% of gross.
Consumer prices in Singapore rose 0.9% in 2025 (World Bank). Matching that on the S$94,600 median takes a raise of about S$851.
Unemployment was 2.8% of the labour force in 2025.
Singapore has 11 public holidays in 2026 (Nager.Date); at the median, one working day is worth about S$364 before tax.
Figures are estimates, updated 2026-11-01. See our methodology for sources and limitations.