Yes, a credit analyst can be a good job if you have an interest in accounting or finance, along with a desire to help companies and consumers make decisions regarding the extension of credit and the reduction of financial risk. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the estimated wage range for credit analysts in 2020 was $44,250 to $146,690. The mean annual wage for credit analysts was $86,170. The top-paying industries for credit analysts are monetary authorities (central banks); securities, commodities, and financial investment companies; insurance carriers; and business support firms. The states with the highest employment levels for credit analysts are California, New York, Texas, Florida, and Illinois.