How much do banks pay teller?

Question

How much do bank tellers get paid?
I have 4 years very good customer service experience. I have not been a cashier before though. How much am I likely to get starting out as a bank teller? I live in the suburbs in Pennsylvania and am looking to apply to Fox chase and Commerce bank.How much would I get per hour?

Answer 1

Salaries of tellers may vary with their experience and with the region of the country, size of city, and type and size of establishment. Median annual earnings of tellers were $21,120 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $18,320 and $23,900 a year. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $15,850, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $28,100 a year.

As in other occupations, part-time tellers may not enjoy the same benefits—such as vacations, health and life insurance, and pensions—as full-time workers.

Answer 2

I work for a bank's corporate headquarters in South Eastern PA. Bank tellers really don't make that much money. There may be exceptions, but overall tellers aren't paid that much. But, what isn't much to one person could be a lot to another. A good path would be to come in as a teller, then work your way up to a CSR position. From that, you'd be next in line to be a bank manager. When your at the manager position, you could make roughly $39k to $65k a year. Good luck to you and shot me an email if you have any questions. If your wondering, I work in finance within our bank. We have locations all over the greater Philly area. You may want to avoid Commerce though unless you don't mind working longer week end hours.

Answer 3

You can get paid good, but they only work you 4-5 hrs. a day.