Why do you want to become a CMA?
Is it because you want to improve your career, earn a higher salary and open yourself up to new job opportunities? If any of those are the reason, then you are not alone. There are a lot of great reasons to become a CMA and now is by far the best time. In recent years the demand for CMAs has skyrocketed and we are making more and more money. Don’t believe me? Well keep your eyes peeled because over the course of the new few days/weeks, I’m going to be sharing some cold hard facts on why becoming aCMA will not only be better for your career, but for your financial situation. In the meantime, if you have any questions please feel free to hit Reply and ask away
Comparing the Average Salary of a CMA vs a Non-CMA If you’ve made the decision to work in the accounting field then you’re well on your way to a successful and profitable career. But how much more profitable could it be if you chose the CMA designation? In a salary survey conducted by IMA it was found that CMA’s have higher earning potential than their non-CMA counterparts.
Let’s take a closer look. Median Salary by Age and Designation Below are the findings of the 2014 IMA salary survey results for the USA. It distinguishes median salary by designation and the age of the survey respondents. Globally, the median base salary and total compensation is 61% higher for CMAs over non-CMAs. CMAs of all ages earn more than non-CMAs. Those aged 30-39 receive the greatest premium, with a median salary 50% greater than their non-CMA peers.www.gmsisuccess.com
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