Pay by occupation

Insurance broker salary in Yukon

NOC 63100 · Insurance agents and brokers

Median insurance broker pay in Yukon is $40.52/hr, with most earning between $27.79/hr and $50.40/hr — about $84,282 a year at full-time hours, or $62,359 after tax.

Median wage
$40.52/hr
per hour
Figure: Small Area Estimation, 2024.
Low
$27.79/hr
per hour
High
$50.40/hr
per hour
Full-time equivalent
$84,282
median × 2,080 hours
Take-home at the median
$62,359
after tax, CPP and EI
vs Canada
+35.1%
gap to the national median of $30/hr
Income percentile
66th
where the median sits among Yukon earners

Pay by occupation

Insurance broker salary by province

Median wage from Job Bank; provinces and territories without a published figure are omitted. Pick one for the full breakdown with take-home pay.

ProvinceLowMedianHighPer year
Yukon$27.79/hr$40.52/hr$50.40/hr$84,282
Alberta$23.08/hr$31.70/hr$54.95/hr$65,936
Quebec$23/hr$30.50/hr$54.66/hr$63,440
British Columbia$21/hr$30.24/hr$53.37/hr$62,899
Ontario$21.63/hr$30.22/hr$51.28/hr$62,858
Newfoundland and Labrador$23/hr$30/hr$40.51/hr$62,400
Prince Edward Island$17.33/hr$28.85/hr$37.53/hr$60,008
Saskatchewan$17.85/hr$28.85/hr$44.65/hr$60,008
New Brunswick$20/hr$27.18/hr$38.46/hr$56,534
Nova Scotia$18/hr$27/hr$38.46/hr$56,160
Manitoba$19.49/hr$26.67/hr$37.50/hr$55,474

Educational information only — not financial advice. Wages are Job Bank estimates for the occupation as a whole; your pay depends on employer, experience and region.

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Official Government of Canada data

Wages are from the Government of Canada Job Bank open-data wage file (Employment and Social Development Canada, 2025 release), by NOC 2021 unit group and province. Low, median and high are roughly the 10th, 50th and 90th percentiles of the underlying survey (Labour Force Survey, Census or small-area estimation — noted under each figure). Annual equivalents assume 2,080 hours (40 h/week × 52). Take-home uses 2026 federal and provincial tax, CPP/QPP and EI. Reproduced under the Open Government Licence – Canada.