High salaries are commonly associated with high-stress jobs. But there’s a way to keep the cash flowing without having to compromise your mental health. Here are low-stress jobs that pay well in 2023, according to GoBankingRates.com.  

Statistician  

Average Annual Salary: $96,280 

If you’re good with math and analyzing data, this might be the job for you. A master’s degree is typically required for this position. It’s commonly found in federal government agencies or engineering companies.  

Landscape Architect 

Average Annual Salary: $67,950  

While this job requires time in the office, there are also outdoor site visits that can decrease stress levels.  

Librarian 

Average Annual Salary: $61,190 

This position requires a master’s degree and is perfect for the bookworms. Aside from checking out books, this position requires creating databases, organizing materials and assisting with research.  

Flight Attendant  

Average Annual Salary: $61,640 

Jetsetters rejoice! While unruly passengers may be a stressor for this position, seeing the world on the job can be a major benefit.  

Read more about low stress high paying jobs on GoBankingRates.  

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