What Salary Equals $24.55/Hour?

If you make $24.55 an hour, how much do you make per year?
Hourly Wage
$
Hours per Week
Weeks per Year
If you work 40 hours a week, 50 weeks a year:
$24.55 per hour =
$49,100 per year
($982 per week)
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24.55 dollars an hour is what per year?
It depends on how many hours you work, but assuming a 40 hour work week, and working 50 weeks a year, then a $24.55 hourly wage is about $49,100 per year, or $4,092 a month.
Is $24.55 an hour good pay?
It's above average. We estimate a person earning $24.55/hour makes more than 56% of workers in the United States.
Median Hourly Wage by Profession - United States
May 2022 data. Source
Profession Wage
Doctors (General Practice) $103.11
Dentists $76.70
Lawyers $65.26
Pharmacists $63.82
Air Traffic Controllers $63.58
Physician Assistants $60.58
Software Developers $54.90
Actuaries $54.80
Mathematicians $53.90
Veterinarians $49.64
Civil Engineers $43.24
Psychologists $41.02
Registered Nurses $39.05
Accountants $37.50
Police Officers $31.64
Flight Attendants $30.65
High School Teachers $29.98
Electricians $28.96
Plumbers $28.89
Insurance Agents $27.82
Head Chefs $27.17
Clergy $26.71
Mail Carriers $26.08
Profession Wage
Real Estate Agents $25.01
Firefighters $24.85
Undertakers $24.79
Carpenters $24.71
Librarians $24.63
Bus Drivers $24.47
Prison Guards $23.85
Machinists $23.32
All Occupations $22.26
Secretaries $21.19
Models $20.74
Construction Laborers $19.59
Photographers $19.31
Preschool Teachers $17.79
Bank Tellers $17.49
Butchers $17.25
Security Guards $16.71
Barbers and Hairdressers $16.06
Cooks $14.86
Taxi Drivers $14.75
Nannies $13.71
Cashiers $13.58
Fast Food Workers $13.43
Median Hourly Wage by U.S. State
May 2022 data. Source
State Rank Wage
Alabama 47 $18.50
Alaska 4 $25.00
Arizona 25 $21.77
Arkansas 49 $17.92
California 9 $23.91
Colorado 8 $24.16
Connecticut 5 $24.90
Delaware 19 $22.67
Florida 37 $19.62
Georgia 31 $20.62
Hawaii 12 $23.35
Idaho 40 $19.26
Illinois 16 $22.83
Indiana 34 $20.24
Iowa 28 $21.32
Kansas 35 $20.13
Kentucky 39 $19.32
Louisiana 45 $18.74
Maine 24 $21.84
Maryland 6 $24.72
Massachusetts 1 $28.10
Michigan 22 $21.88
Minnesota 11 $23.44
Mississippi 50 $17.36
Missouri 32 $20.34
State Rank Wage
Montana 33 $20.29
Nebraska 29 $21.20
Nevada 38 $19.62
New Hampshire 14 $23.04
New Jersey 7 $24.56
New Mexico 42 $19.19
New York 3 $25.23
North Carolina 36 $20.10
North Dakota 17 $22.79
Ohio 26 $21.52
Oklahoma 44 $18.80
Oregon 15 $22.97
Pennsylvania 20 $22.02
Rhode Island 10 $23.73
South Carolina 46 $18.69
South Dakota 43 $19.17
Tennessee 41 $19.20
Texas 30 $20.90
Utah 27 $21.38
Vermont 18 $22.75
Virginia 13 $23.22
Washington 2 $27.08
West Virginia 48 $18.16
Wisconsin 21 $21.95
Wyoming 23 $21.85
$24.55 / hr - Inflation Adjusted
Year Wage
2022 $23.06
2021 $21.55
2020 $21.26
2019 $20.78
2018 $20.39
2017 $19.97
2016 $19.56
2015 $19.42
2014 $19.28
2013 $18.99
2012 $18.67
2011 $18.13
2010 $17.86
2009 $17.39
2008 $17.37
2007 $16.69
2006 $16.28
2005 $15.74
2004 $15.24
2003 $14.96
2002 $14.62
2001 $14.39
2000 $13.92
1999 $13.56
1998 $13.34
1997 $13.12
1996 $12.70
1995 $12.38
1994 $12.06
1993 $11.74
1992 $11.41
1991 $11.07
1990 $10.43
1989 $9.97
1988 $9.55
1987 $9.14
1986 $9.04
Year Wage
1985 $8.71
1984 $8.38
1983 $8.07
1982 $7.78
1981 $7.14
1980 $6.34
1979 $5.60
1978 $5.14
1977 $4.81
1976 $4.59
1975 $4.29
1974 $3.82
1973 $3.52
1972 $3.40
1971 $3.29
1970 $3.12
1969 $2.94
1968 $2.80
1967 $2.72
1966 $2.63
1965 $2.58
1964 $2.56
1963 $2.51
1962 $2.48
1961 $2.46
1960 $2.43
1959 $2.39
1958 $2.35
1957 $2.28
1956 $2.22
1955 $2.21
1954 $2.23
1953 $2.21
1952 $2.19
1951 $2.07
1950 $1.95
1949 $1.99
Year Wage
1948 $1.94
1947 $1.78
1946 $1.51
1945 $1.47
1944 $1.44
1943 $1.40
1942 $1.28
1941 $1.17
1940 $1.16
1939 $1.16
1938 $1.19
1937 $1.16
1936 $1.14
1935 $1.11
1934 $1.09
1933 $1.08
1932 $1.21
1931 $1.33
1930 $1.42
1929 $1.41
1928 $1.43
1927 $1.46
1926 $1.48
1925 $1.43
1924 $1.43
1923 $1.40
1922 $1.43
1921 $1.60
1920 $1.56
1919 $1.36
1918 $1.13
1917 $0.96
1916 $0.85
1915 $0.84
1914 $0.83