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Credit Analyst salary in South Australia

Median base salary
$70,000
per year before tax
Market data · 39 salary reports
Updated 23 July 2026
$55,000 · 10th percentile$70,000 median$90,000 · 90th percentile

Nationally, the median is $80,000 — South Australia sits $10,000 below the national figure. See the national picture →

What you’d actually keep
$57,080per year after tax

Take-home on the median Credit Analyst salary of $70,000 — after $11,520 income tax and $1,400 Medicare levy (2026–27 resident, no HECS, private hospital cover).

Weekly
$1,098
Fortnightly
$2,195
Monthly
$4,757
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What companies pay

Reported total pay for Credit Analyst roles by employer — medians include bonuses and other cash compensation, so they sit above base-salary figures.

Total pay (base + bonus) for Credit Analyst roles, per employer — market estimates, annualised
CompanyMedian total payTypical range
Allianz★ 3.9$100,221$96,632 – $103,810
Rabobank★ 4.0$99,207$95,784 – $102,630
NAB - National Australia Bank★ 3.7$90,448$86,572 – $94,323
Commonwealth Bank of Australia★ 3.6$80,000$65,000 – $92,000
Westpac Group★ 3.7$74,000$65,000 – $80,980
Perks Accountants & Wealth Advisers★ 3.8$72,500$70,000 – $75,000
Westpac★ 3.7$70,000$65,000 – $73,000
Plenti★ 4.2$68,000$60,000 – $74,500
ANZ★ 3.7$67,500$65,000 – $70,000
OurMoneyMarket★ 2.6$55,000$48,000 – $60,000
Radio Rentals★ 3.1$41,377$39,698 – $43,037

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Salary figures are market estimates built from third-party data and community submissions — they show what the market pays, not what any individual employer will offer. Take-home figures are 2026–27 estimates for an Australian resident with private hospital cover and no HECS debt. General information only — not financial or tax advice.