What are the main factors that influence a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s salary?

The primary factors are: 1) Experience Level, 2) Geographic Location, 3) Education/Skills, 4) Company Size & Industry

How does experience change A Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s salary?

A Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s salary grows with experience: starting around $54,194 for beginners, reaching about $56,396 at mid-level, and approach $58,373 for experts.

What are the highest paying states for a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.?

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. salary varies significantly by state. The top 3 highest paying states for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. roles are District of Columbia $62,000, California $61,800, Massachusetts $61,000. These tech hubs typically pay 10-15% above the national average.

How much do different types of Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. roles make?

Salaries for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. level roles vary by specialization: Ironworker Foreman: $102,973; Structural Ironworker, Sr.: $73,611; Structural Ironworker: $60,917; Ironworker Helper: $60,231; Ironworker: $59,998.

How do different companies affect a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s salary?

Company size, industry, and compensation structure create significant salary variations for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. roles. Large, established industry leaders like McDermott ($78,348) and DR Horton ($77,426) offer base salaries 35-40% above the national average. In contrast, smaller firms or startups may offer closer to $54,905.

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salary in the United States

How much does a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. make in the United States?

As of September 01, 2026, the average salary for a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. in the United States is $56,000 per year, which breaks down to an hourly rate of $27.

However, a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s salary can vary significantly. Here’s a look at the typical salary range:

Top Earners (90th percentile): $66,125
Majority Range (25th-75th percentile): $50,500 to $61,300
Entry-Level (10th percentile): $45,493

10% $45,493

50% (Median) $56,000

90% $66,125

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salaries by Percentile

	Annual Salary	Monthly Pay	Weekly Pay	Hourly Wage
75th Percentile	$61,300	$5,108	$1,179	$29
Average	$56,000	$4,667	$1,077	$27
25th Percentile	$50,500	$4,208	$971	$24

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Key Factors That Influence Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salaries

A Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s salary isn't a fixed number. It's shaped by several important factors. Below, we'll explore how your years of experience, geographic location, education and company size can directly affect your earning potential.

How Experience Level Affects Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salaries?

Experience is a primary driver of a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s salary. As you build your skills and take on more complex tasks, your compensation generally increases. Here's how the average salary grows at different career stages:

Entry-Level (less than 1 year): $54,194
Early Career (1-2 years): $54,604
Mid-Level (2-4 years): $56,396
Senior-Level (5-8 years): $57,978
Expert (over 8 years): $58,373

Levels	Salary
Entry Level Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.	$54,194
Intermediate Level Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.	$54,604
Senior Level Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.	$56,396
Specialist Level Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.	$57,978
Expert Level Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.	$58,373

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How Do Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salaries Vary from State to State?

Your salary can change significantly depending on where you work. States with a higher cost of living and strong industrial sectors often pay more to attract Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.s. For example, consider the average annual salaries in these key locations:

District of Columbia: $62,000.
California: $61,800.
Massachusetts: $61,000.

District of Columbia $62,000

California $61,800

Massachusetts $61,000

Washington $60,700

New Jersey $60,700

Alaska $60,600

Connecticut $59,900

New York $59,500

Hawaii $58,500

Rhode Island $58,100

Maryland $57,800

Minnesota $57,300

Illinois $57,100

Colorado $57,100

Oregon $56,900

Delaware $56,700

New Hampshire $56,600

Virginia $56,400

Pennsylvania $55,800

Nevada $55,400

North Dakota $55,300

Michigan $55,200

Wisconsin $55,100

Vermont $55,000

Arizona $54,600

Maine $54,600

Texas $54,600

Ohio $54,500

Georgia $54,000

Indiana $53,800

Wyoming $53,700

Utah $53,600

Iowa $53,600

Kansas $53,300

Louisiana $53,300

North Carolina $53,200

Missouri $53,200

Florida $53,000

Montana $52,900

Nebraska $52,800

Kentucky $52,700

South Carolina $52,500

Tennessee $52,300

Idaho $52,300

New Mexico $51,900

Oklahoma $51,800

Alabama $51,500

South Dakota $50,900

Arkansas $50,600

West Virginia $50,400

Mississippi $50,000

Top Paying Cities for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.s

Salaries can also vary between different cities. Major metropolitan areas or cities with a high demand for technicians often offer more competitive pay. Here are a few examples of average annual salaries in different U.S. cities:

San Jose: $70,600
San Francisco: $69,900
Oakland: $68,400

San Jose, CA $70,600

San Francisco, CA $69,900

Oakland, CA $68,400

New York, NY $64,500

Paramus, NJ $63,700

Queens Village, NY $63,700

Passaic, NJ $63,600

Bergenfield, NJ $63,600

Huntington, NY $63,500

Stamford, CT $63,500

Newark, NJ $63,100

Bridgeport, CT $63,000

Vallejo, CA $62,900

New Brunswick, NJ $62,800

Petaluma, CA $62,800

Middlesex, NJ $62,700

Somerset, NJ $62,700

Santa Cruz, CA $62,600

Boston, MA $62,200

Monterey, CA $62,000

Seattle, WA $61,900

Santa Rosa, CA $61,900

Los Angeles, CA $61,900

Juneau, AK $61,700

Washington, DC $61,700

Orange, CA $61,500

Santa Ana, CA $61,300

Long Beach, CA $61,300

Anaheim, CA $61,300

Anchorage, AK $61,200

Santa Maria, CA $61,100

Everett, WA $61,100

Danbury, CT $60,900

Bremerton, WA $60,800

Tacoma, WA $60,600

New Suffolk, NY $60,600

Sacramento, CA $60,600

Santa Barbara, CA $60,500

Brockton, MA $60,400

San Diego, CA $60,400

Trenton, NJ $60,400

Fairbanks, AK $60,200

Lompoc, CA $60,100

Lowell, MA $60,100

Ventura, CA $60,000

Nashua, NH $60,000

Stockton, CA $60,000

Modesto, CA $59,600

Poughkeepsie, NY $59,500

Kennewick, WA $59,400

Olympia, WA $59,400

New Haven, CT $59,400

Lawrence, MA $59,200

Hartford, CT $59,100

Riverside, CA $59,100

Bakersfield, CA $59,000

Richland, WA $59,000

New Bedford, MA $59,000

Norwich, CT $58,900

Portsmouth, NH $58,900

New London, CT $58,900

San Bernardino, CA $58,900

New Britain, CT $58,900

Atlantic City, NJ $58,900

Boulder, CO $58,800

Portland, OR $58,700

Worcester, MA $58,700

Minneapolis, MN $58,500

Philadelphia, PA $58,400

Honolulu, HI $58,200

Saint Paul, MN $58,200

Vineland, NJ $58,200

Providence, RI $58,000

Chicago, IL $57,900

Springfield, MA $57,800

Bellingham, WA $57,800

Baltimore, MD $57,800

Chico, CA $57,600

Pittsfield, MA $57,500

Manchester, NH $57,400

Spokane, WA $57,100

Denver, CO $57,100

Albany, NY $56,800

Troy, NY $56,800

Nassau, NY $56,800

Wilmington, DE $56,700

Schenectady, NY $56,700

Burlington, VT $56,600

Salem, OR $56,600

Portland, ME $56,400

Yakima, WA $56,300

Rochester, MN $56,200

Milwaukee, WI $56,100

Reno, NV $56,100

Fresno, CA $56,100

Allentown, PA $56,000

Ann Arbor, MI $56,000

Detroit, MI $56,000

Colorado Springs, CO $55,900

Syracuse, NY $55,900

Carson City, NV $55,900

Houston, TX $55,800

Eugene, OR $55,800

Gary, IN $55,700

Springfield, OR $55,700

Galveston, TX $55,600

Bismarck, ND $55,600

Medford, OR $55,500

Fort Collins, CO $55,500

Concord, NH $55,500

Austin, TX $55,500

Dallas, TX $55,300

Mesa, AZ $55,300

Reading, PA $55,300

Phoenix, AZ $55,300

Saint Cloud, MN $55,300

Madison, WI $55,200

Utica, NY $55,000

Rochester, NY $54,900

Des Moines, IA $54,900

Raleigh, NC $54,900

Atlanta, GA $54,800

Battle Creek, MI $54,800

Salt Lake City, UT $54,800

Lancaster, PA $54,700

Harrisburg, PA $54,700

Boca Raton, FL $54,600

Columbus, OH $54,600

Fort Worth, TX $54,600

Kansas City, MO $54,600

Kansas City, KS $54,600

Champaign, IL $54,600

Cleveland, OH $54,500

Pittsburgh, PA $54,500

Richmond, VA $54,500

Indianapolis, IN $54,500

Cincinnati, OH $54,400

Las Vegas, NV $54,400

Petersburg, VA $54,300

Huntsville, AL $54,300

Lansing, MI $54,200

Lebanon, PA $54,200

Pueblo, CO $54,200

Appleton, WI $54,200

Buffalo, NY $54,200

Dayton, OH $54,200

Billings, MT $54,100

Gastonia, NC $54,100

Elkhart, IN $54,100

Racine, WI $54,100

Saint Louis, MO $54,100

Charlotte, NC $54,100

York, PA $54,100

Binghamton, NY $54,000

Rockford, IL $54,000

Toledo, OH $54,000

Rock Hill, SC $54,000

Lorain, OH $54,000

Beaumont, TX $54,000

Benton Harbor, MI $54,000

Springfield, IL $53,900

Elyria, OH $53,900

Fargo, ND $53,900

Flagstaff, AZ $53,900

Fort Lauderdale, FL $53,900

Grand Forks, ND $53,800

Cheyenne, WY $53,800

Duluth, MN $53,800

Miami, FL $53,800

Bangor, ME $53,700

Cedar Rapids, IA $53,600

Durham, NC $53,600

Louisville, KY $53,600

Grand Rapids, MI $53,600

Hialeah, FL $53,600

Casper, WY $53,500

Akron, OH $53,400

Virginia Beach, VA $53,400

New Orleans, LA $53,400

Scranton, PA $53,400

Peoria, IL $53,300

Sarasota, FL $53,300

Jamestown, NY $53,200

Charleston, SC $53,200

Baton Rouge, LA $53,200

Davenport, IA $53,200

Omaha, NE $53,200

Nashville, TN $53,200

Green Bay, WI $53,200

Tucson, AZ $53,100

Saint Petersburg, FL $53,100

Tampa, FL $53,100

Evansville, IN $53,100

Port Arthur, TX $53,100

Bradenton, FL $53,000

Santa Fe, NM $52,900

Clearwater, FL $52,800

Orlando, FL $52,800

La Crosse, WI $52,700

Canton, OH $52,700

Albuquerque, NM $52,700

Newport News, VA $52,700

High Point, NC $52,600

Ogden, UT $52,600

Corpus Christi, TX $52,600

Boise, ID $52,500

Salisbury, NC $52,500

Jacksonville, FL $52,500

Rock Island, IL $52,500

Laramie, WY $52,500

Norfolk, VA $52,500

Saginaw, MI $52,500

Moline, IL $52,400

Fort Myers, FL $52,400

Memphis, TN $52,400

Tulsa, OK $52,400

Waterloo, IA $52,400

Provo, UT $52,300

Fort Wayne, IN $52,300

Spartanburg, SC $52,300

Lincoln, NE $52,300

Cedar Falls, IA $52,200

San Antonio, TX $52,200

Greensboro, NC $52,100

South Bend, IN $52,100

Savannah, GA $52,100

Muskegon, MI $52,100

Winston Salem, NC $52,000

Birmingham, AL $52,000

Lake Charles, LA $51,900

Anderson, IN $51,900

Lexington, KY $51,900

Wichita, KS $51,800

Lima, OH $51,800

Tuscaloosa, AL $51,800

Augusta, GA $51,800

Greenville, SC $51,800

Springfield, OH $51,700

Columbia, SC $51,700

Asheville, NC $51,600

Bloomington, IN $51,600

Knoxville, TN $51,400

Shreveport, LA $51,400

Wilmington, NC $51,300

Roanoke, VA $51,300

Frankfort, KY $51,200

Oklahoma City, OK $51,200

Topeka, KS $51,200

Chillicothe, OH $51,100

Longview, TX $51,100

Melbourne, FL $51,100

Altoona, PA $51,000

Sioux Falls, SD $51,000

Mobile, AL $51,000

Terre Haute, IN $51,000

Chattanooga, TN $50,900

Fayetteville, AR $50,900

Amarillo, TX $50,900

Killeen, TX $50,900

Sioux City, IA $50,800

Idaho Falls, ID $50,800

Lynchburg, VA $50,800

Gainesville, FL $50,700

Portsmouth, OH $50,700

Little Rock, AR $50,700

Youngstown, OH $50,600

Temple, TX $50,600

Pensacola, FL $50,600

Lafayette, LA $50,600

Daytona Beach, FL $50,600

Clarksville, TN $50,600

Erie, PA $50,400

Hopkinsville, KY $50,400

Florence, SC $50,400

Great Falls, MT $50,300

Charleston, WV $50,300

Waco, TX $50,200

Fayetteville, NC $50,200

Tallahassee, FL $50,200

Macon, GA $50,200

Helena, MT $50,100

Pine Bluff, AR $50,100

Vincennes, IN $50,000

Lubbock, TX $50,000

Alamogordo, NM $50,000

Twin Falls, ID $49,900

Rapid City, SD $49,900

Greenville, MS $49,800

Jackson, MS $49,800

Huntington, WV $49,800

Parkersburg, WV $49,700

Montgomery, AL $49,700

Wichita Falls, TX $49,700

Springfield, MO $49,700

Biloxi, MS $49,700

Monroe, LA $49,600

Johnstown, PA $49,600

Columbus, GA $49,500

Sumter, SC $49,500

Pascagoula, MS $49,400

Abilene, TX $49,400

Kingsport, TN $49,300

Albany, GA $49,300

Gulfport, MS $49,300

Alexandria, LA $49,100

Fort Smith, AR $48,900

El Paso, TX $48,800

Las Cruces, NM $48,500

Harlingen, TX $48,400

Pocatello, ID $48,400

Florence, AL $48,300

Brownsville, TX $48,300

Mcallen, TX $48,200

Dothan, AL $48,100

Columbus, MS $47,800

Altus, OK $47,500

Lawton, OK $47,400

Pierre, SD $47,200

What Skills Can Increase a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s Salary?

Demanded Skills for the Role:

Commitment (Mentioned in 20% Job Postings): An agreement or pledge to do something in the future a commitment to improve conditions at the prison especially : an engagement to assume a financial obligation at a future date.
Personal Safety (Mentioned in 20% Job Postings): Personal safety means any defensive action that a person or persons may engage in to prevent life threatening injury or death.
Safety Training (Mentioned in 20% Job Postings): Providing learning programs designed to train employees on precautionary processes and procedures to perform their duties safely and effectively.

Skills	Demand Percentage
Commitment	20%
Personal Safety	20%
Safety Training	20%

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Mastering certain specialized skills can lead to a significant increase in pay. Here are examples of skills and the potential impact they can have on a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s salary.

Commitment: Can increase your salary by up to 8%.
Initiative: Can increase your salary by up to 4%.

Skill	Salary	Salary % Increase
Commitment	$60,480	8%
Initiative	$58,240	4%

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Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salary by Company Size: Startups vs. Enterprise

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. salary potential scales significantly with company size. Data shows that Enterprise companies (5,000+ employees) pay the highest average salary at around $59,782. While startup companies pay approximate $50,529.

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salary by Company Size

Company Size	Employees	Average Salary
Startup	1~50	$50,529
Growth Stage	51~500	$53,444
Established	501~5000	$57,722
Enterprise	5000+	$59,782

How Education impacts a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s Salary?

Your level of education can impact your salary potential. While many Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.s enter the field with a No Diploma degree, higher education can lead to more specialized and higher-paying roles.

According to our 100% employer-reported salary data, the median salary for a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. with a No Diploma is between $56,213 and $56,796).

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salaries by Degree Level

$60,300
$59,700
$59,200
$58,600
$58,000
$57,400
$56,800
$56,300

Typical Education for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.
Degree Level	% of user with this level of education
No Diploma	66.7%
High School	66.7%
Associates	0.0%
Bachelors	33.3%
Masters	0.0%
Doctorate	0.0%

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Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salary: Hourly Rate, Weekly Pay, and Monthly Pay

Understanding how a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s annual salary breaks down can help with budgeting. Below, you can see the average hourly rate, weekly pay, and monthly pay for this role. Use the buttons to switch between different pay periods.

$50,500

Average $56,000/year

$61,300

$4,208

Average $4,667/month

$5,108

$971

Average $1,077/week

$1,179

$24

Average $27/hour

$29

	Annual Salary	Monthly Pay	Weekly Pay	Hourly Wage
75th Percentile	$61,300	$5,108	$1,179	$29
Average	$56,000	$4,667	$1,077	$27
25th Percentile	$50,500	$4,208	$971	$24

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salary Growth & Career Path

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For a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr., the most direct path to higher earnings is advancing to the Senior Structural Metal Fabricator / Fitter role. This promotion typically comes with a significant pay increase, bringing the average annual salary to $73,700 - a projected growth of 32% over your current level.

Salary Trends for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.

Salaries for a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. can change over time, reflecting shifts in market demand and the overall economy. The median salary decreased from $50,687 in 2023 to around $50,588 in 2025, reflecting changes in demand, location, experience, and the wider economy. For a detailed analysis of Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. salary trends, .

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2023	$50,687
2024	$50,804
2025	$50,588
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Most common benefits for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.

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Common company salaries for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.

Here are companies hiring for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. and their salaries, click below for more details.

M $78,348/per year

McDermott Construction the United States

D $77,426/per year

DR Horton Construction the United States

P $75,049/per year

Puerto Rico Council on Education Construction the United States

H $71,917/per year

HW Power Inc Construction the United States

H $70,761/per year

Heritage Mechanical Construction the United States

C $70,334/per year

CapStone Solar Inc Construction the United States

A $70,304/per year

Ars Aleut Construction LLC Construction the United States

L $70,208/per year

LG Development Group Construction the United States

O $69,653/per year

Omega Electrical Inc Construction the United States

G $64,330/per year

GreenHalo Builds LLC Construction the United States

P $64,263/per year

Pars Garma Co Construction the United States

C $63,929/per year

CED Miller Electric Co Construction the United States

C $63,801/per year

Cheney Custom Homes LLC Construction the United States

A $63,530/per year

Arizona 811 Construction the United States

B $63,120/per year

Bilrey Construction Construction the United States

K $62,804/per year

KA Wolfe LLC Construction the United States

M $61,565/per year

Motivado Group Construction the United States

D $60,095/per year

DW Tile & Stone Construction the United States

M $59,885/per year

Mario's Painting Construction the United States

K $59,870/per year

Kings Construction Construction the United States

P $59,556/per year

Payne & Payne Renovations Construction the United States

W $58,117/per year

Werthan LLC Construction the United States

F $57,992/per year

Foundation Mechanical LLC Construction the United States

H $57,612/per year

Home Builders Financial Partners LLC Construction the United States

Z $54,905/per year

Zone Heating and Cooling Construction the United States

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FAQ about Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.

1. Are ironworkers in high demand?

Yes, ironworkers are in high demand, with an estimated 71,600 professionals in the U.S. The job market for ironworkers is projected to grow by 1.8% from 2022 to 2032. Salaries for senior reinforcing ironworkers range from a minimum of $56,500 to a maximum of $68,900, with a mid-salary of $57,500, reflecting the skilled nature of this profession.

2. Where do ironworkers make the most money?

Ironworkers typically earn between $56,500 and $68,900 annually, with a median salary of $57,500. States like Alaska and California offer competitive salaries, with Alaska averaging around $60,928 and California at $57,146. Overall, salaries can vary significantly based on location and demand for skilled labor.

3. How much does a Tier 1 make?

As of January 27, 2025, the salary for a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. ranges from $56,500 to $68,900 annually, with a mid-salary of $57,500. This translates to approximately $1,087 to $1,324 per week, depending on experience and location.

4. How much does a local 433 journeyman make per hour?

The salary for a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. ranges from a minimum of $56,500 to a maximum of $68,900 annually, with a midpoint of $57,500. This translates to an hourly wage of approximately $27 to $33, depending on experience and specific job responsibilities.

5. What is the highest grade of rebar?

Rebar comes in multiple grades, with specific standards varying by region. The most common grades are 40, 60, 75, 80, and 100. Grade 40 rebar has a minimum yield strength of 40,000 pounds, while Grade 60 has a minimum yield strength of 60,000 psi (approximately 420 MPa). Reinforcing Ironworkers, Sr. typically earn between $56,500 and $68,900 annually, with a mid-salary of $57,500.

6. What trade makes the most money?

While various trades offer competitive salaries, the role of a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. stands out with a salary range from $56,500 to $68,900. This positions it among the higher-paying trades, reflecting the specialized skills and expertise required in this field.

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Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salary in the United States

How much does a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. make in the United States?

Key Factors That Influence Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salaries

How Experience Level Affects Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salaries?

How Do Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salaries Vary from State to State?

Top Paying Cities for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.s

What Skills Can Increase a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s Salary?

What skills can make your compensation higher?

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salary by Company Size: Startups vs. Enterprise

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salary by Company Size

How Education impacts a Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.'s Salary?

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salaries by Degree Level

Typical Education for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salary: Hourly Rate, Weekly Pay, and Monthly Pay

Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Salary Growth & Career Path

Salary Trends for Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr.

Average Annual Salary of Reinforcing Ironworker, Sr. Over Time

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6. What trade makes the most money?

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