Investigative Reporter Salaries in the United States
How much does a Investigative Reporter make in the United States?
Investigative Reporters earn $25,000 annually on average, or $12 per hour, which is 90% less than the national average for all working Americans. Our data indicates that the best paid Investigative Reporters work for General Information Services at $25,000 annually.
Submit a Salary$25K General Information Services' Average Investigative Reporter Salary (2 salaries)
Equal to national average Investigative Reporter salary ($25K)
-$35K (82%) less than average General Information Services salary ($60K)
-$1K (4%) less than average General Information Services Investigative Reporter salary ($25K)
+$1K (3%) more than average General Information Services Investigative Reporter salary ($25K)
$101K Los Angeles Times' Average Investigative Reporter Salary (1 salaries)
+$76K (120%) more than national average Investigative Reporter salary ($25K)
+$46K (58%) more than average Los Angeles Times salary ($55K)
Equal to average Los Angeles Times Investigative Reporter salary ($101K)
$81K Connecticut School Of Broadcasting's Average Investigative Reporter Salary (1 salaries)
+$56K (105%) more than national average Investigative Reporter salary ($25K)
+$40K (65%) more than average Connecticut School Of Broadcasting salary ($41K)
Equal to average Connecticut School Of Broadcasting Investigative Reporter salary ($81K)
$24K TRC Staffing's Average Investigative Reporter Salary (1 salaries)
-$1K (4%) less than national average Investigative Reporter salary ($25K)
-$2K (8%) less than average TRC Staffing salary ($26K)
Equal to average TRC Staffing Investigative Reporter salary ($24K)
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