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Credit Controller salary in Australia

The median full-time salary for a credit controller is $93,900 per annum, before tax, up $20,000 since 2018.

Sector is one of the bigger factors, with banks, insurers and large utilities working from their own salary bands while smaller businesses often pay against a clerks award or enterprise agreement. What the role actually covers moves pay too: approving credit limits and managing a large ledger sits higher than straight collections work. A bonus tied to reducing overdue debt or bad debts is common in commercial credit teams, and an AICM qualification can support a higher band.

Median annual salary, 2018–2028
Salaries rose $20,000 a year to 2024; the dashed line shows a projection to 2028 based on the real ABS Wage Price Index growth rate, not a role-specific forecast.

Roles that pay more than credit controller

The largest typical pay rise is $40,100 a year, moving into Finance Broker.

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Credit Controller salary questions

How much do credit controllers earn in Australia?

The median full-time salary for a credit controller is $93,900 a year before tax. Seniority, specialisation, sector and the award or agreement you're employed under all move it.

Is credit controller pay rising or falling?

The median credit controller salary is up $20,000 since 2018. Figures from 2025 onward on this page are a projection, not a measured result.

What pays more than credit controller?

Finance Broker pays a typical $40,100 a year more and draws on similar skills to credit controller.

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