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Financial Specialists, All Other

All financial specialists not listed separately.

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State	People doing it	Job openings each year	Expected change
Texas	17,520	1,330	20.4%
California	16,500	1,150	7.8%
Washington	13,990	1,230	16.8%
Florida	10,110	740	14.9%
New Jersey	6,170	420	4.4%
Georgia	6,000	440	14.3%
Illinois	5,300	360	3.9%
Virginia	5,290	360	6.2%
Colorado	5,050	370	13.0%
Maryland	4,910	340	7.2%
Ohio	4,320	290	4.6%
Pennsylvania	3,530	240	5.7%
North Carolina	3,330	240	12.5%
Tennessee	3,270	240	16.8%
District of Columbia	3,230	200	−1.8%
Iowa	3,010	210	8.7%
Michigan	2,830	190	6.4%
Louisiana	2,750	190	3.8%
Missouri	2,630	190	9.1%
Indiana	2,190	150	2.8%
Arizona	2,030	150	15.3%
Delaware	1,860	130	12.7%
Wisconsin	1,810	130	7.7%
Utah	1,570	120	18.0%
Massachusetts	1,240	90	7.8%
Minnesota	1,180	80	6.3%
South Carolina	1,000	70	12.4%
Oregon	950	70	10.5%
West Virginia	940	60	−1.1%
Kansas	850	60	3.7%
Kentucky	810	50	3.8%
Nebraska	780	60	9.9%
New Mexico	730	50	1.4%
Alaska	690	50	−1.4%
Nevada	660	50	11.9%
Idaho	610	40	13.0%
Maine	610	40	—
Puerto Rico	580	40	11.5%
Connecticut	570	40	5.6%
Rhode Island	550	40	1.9%
Oklahoma	520	40	4.0%
Alabama	490	30	4.3%
Mississippi	410	30	5.1%
Arkansas	320	20	10.3%
New Hampshire	300	20	11.1%
Montana	230	20	21.1%
North Dakota	230	20	9.5%
Vermont	150	10	7.1%
South Dakota	90	10	—
Wyoming	70	10	16.7%
Virgin Islands	30	0	−25.0%

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