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I can think of three that I can recommend. JP Morgan,Citibank and Barrington-Smith. The best of these in my openion is Barrington-Smith. They have done very well for me,Smaller than the first two,based in the UK,but international. Deal a lot with the USA and Saudi. I have a contact there if you wish. Good luck
tkehoe03@yahoo.com - Let me know what you are thinking. I have managed banks, sold commercial loans, mortgages, car loans, pretty much every type of loan there is. I know all about the pitfalls of bad credit. Email me and lets see what you have.
Contact the Tennessee Secretary of State (if you are incorporating in Tennessee) or hire an attorney to search it for you. The answer to your question will depend on where you incorporate. For instance, in the state where I live, we have secured the name of our business. But, I have found that there are other businesses in other states with the same name. What does it mean? If they come here, they will not get the name. If I go there, I will have to change my name.
There's no need to rate FCs and stock brokers. They don't come up with their own ides. They read research reports, which are written by equity analysts. The best equity analysts are right 40% of the time.
The Dept. of Labor Career Guide offers information on this career: http://www.bls.gov/oco/cg/cgs029.htm
Hi, A online travel business would be good right now we are looking for a few good people for Canada, My wife and I just started a travel business that's already established we are looking for serious people, pays great commission, even pays you to use your own website, has alot of other other offers ,hotels car rentals etc....If you would like more info please email at urie2115@yahoo.com. Hope to hear from you! Thank You
You need to define your services more precisely. What exactly are you planning to do? Financial consultant means different things to different people. Do you have necessary professional credentials? Are you expected to give testimony in court as a part of your valuation practice? Is your financial planning practice going to bee fee-only, commission-only, or fees-and-commissions? More specifically, it seems that you want to have two independent lines of business (financial planning and valuation). Each may carry its own price tag.
Look at reference from the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards. Then, find a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) who offers fee only planning, not paid by commissions.
Most banking companies offer this service just ask at a branch for assistance and they will put you in contact with someone. The role is to help you manage your money and plan for the future with stocks, investments and retirement. They will look at your currnt income, spending and obilgations and then ask you for goals and objectives in 10-15-20 years and when you would like to retire and help you build a savings and investment plan accordingly. Normally they offerr multiple options and avenues for achieveing these goals and will consult you every year to see if your objectives or needs have changed such as a marriage children etc to make adjustments to your overall portfolio if needed.
It's ok, but the Certified Financial Planner or CFP(r) designation is much more sought after. For more information on becoming a Certified Financial Planner(tm) Professional check out http://www.cfp.net/become/. Good luck with your career transition. Financial planning is a rewarding career.
So you have a job interview on Saturday May 26th? Today is Friday 5/25. The position you are describing is also called a Personal Banker or Licensed Personal Banker. The salary would depend on your qualifications, skills, training and experience? Plus the cost of living index in your job market. When you say the job positing did it specify a salary range? You can ask that in the job interview if the topic of salary is presented to you by the Hiring Manager or HR Recruiter? Typically, to start these positions pay $24,000 to $30,000 per year to start plus incentive bonus opportunities quarterly? Again it depends if this is with a Bank or Credit Union? Banks pay better than CU's. The future is BRIGHT for financial advisors since 78 million people are scheduled to retire over the next 25 years 2005 - 2030. They have $1.8 Trillion in Assets. THey are the Baby Boomer era and its going to be a GOLD MINE for financial services and professionals in this field like you. You have chosen a great career path. GOOD LUCK! In your interview tomorrow.
Taking a TOTAL stab in the dark...I'm guessing anywhere between $50-maybe $60K starting out (+ or minus commissions/load fee percentages)...if you play your cards right. Granted it is not your typical...everyday kind of job...it requires lots of OJT (on the job training) Classes in Security Exchange/Trading/Business Accounting Law (lest we do anything illegal now) continuing education, lots of $ towards advertising and marketing. It's a loaded question you asked because it's like any career...you get what you put into it. Most often it is a referral based business upfront before you get the repeat/steady customer base...as I understand it from my financial advisor. Fees are based on a % of what the client asks you to manage...the more they make the more you take. The better you are at your job the greater the rewards. But, the bottom line is knowing how to work with people, lots of trust issues involved it's not a quick buck mentality if you want to stay in the game long-term. Regardless, it sure wouldn't hurt you to try something new more importantly increase your knowledge of financial concepts/management that you can take with you to enhance your personal financial health wellbeing...regardless if you do this short or longterm.
I would only do this if you have substantial investments (more than $1 million), otherwise you can take charge by using a software program like Quicken to track your investments, income, expenses, and cash flow. Professionals will charge either a percentage of your assets or a flat fee to manage your money and of course they would need access to all your accounts. I checked a couple of them out 2 years ago, and all they recommended to me were different types of mutual funds and ETFs. I do this myself.
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