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.
2006-09-29 07:22:40
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answered by punchie 7
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If you are good at sales and good with people (who need to trust you to more or less handle their money) then you can make a lot of money - $100,000 to $500,000+ per year.
The "catch" is, you have to work your tail off and endure some lean years while you are building your client base. There will be long hours of hosting dinners, making 1,000's of phone calls, and driving all over the place to pitch your services. There was a recent article in the Wall Street Journal that showed 3-5 year attrition rates in the 70%-80% range!
Its tough, but once you build a nice business, it pays off big. The other nice thing about building a big client base, is that other firms will pay you big money to bring them in, like 100% of last year's commissions UP FRONT as a signing bonus.
2006-09-29 07:23:05
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answered by drm7 3
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Sorry on your loss. regrettably unintentional existence purely will pay if dying became brought about via an twist of fate. And, you do not say the type you your lost your son. And, your son would desire to have named his daughter as beneficiary or they'd not be conserving the money till she is eighteen. became there a have faith in place? who's the mum or dad? The little's females discern or mum or dad would desire to get the money till your son named the beneficiary the little lady with training for the corporation to hold the money till she turns 18. you do not say if the mummy of the lady became married on your son. it would be efficient to understand extra archives. And, the mum or dad can get Social protection Survivor advantages for the lady till she turns 18. Social protection isn't purely for older human beings, it additionally provides survivor advantages for minors whilst a discern passes away. call Social protection and ask. it is the 1st hyperlink. The 2d hyperlink is to the dept of coverage. only click on your state. they'd assist you with coverage questions or courtroom circumstances. stable luck.
2016-10-18 05:05:47
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answered by Anonymous
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well you could not move and stay where you are- selling discount benefits for health care--almost same thing- work from home and work for ameriplan - i work for them at home in my own time- it is very rewarding- you basically add to your income each month- every month you add more money to your check-- I had been burnt by places id go to and pay and sign up but they were scams- and then i found ameriplan and they really do pay you- you get a dental plus membership- and other benefits-i have already saved money with the prescription discount- you have to pay to run your business just like any other at home business - but its cheap to run this one- 50 a month and no paying taxes on it at the end of the year--everything you spend on it-keep the reciepts and get it back at the end of the year when you do your taxes-- its a great job-- after doing the 2 year plan if you stay serious about it---you can be making up to 100,000 a year. hubbysbaby_2001 is my messenger
2006-09-29 07:11:13
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answered by Anonymous
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Go to salary.com and register but don't pay for service. You can get a free snapshot by location of the median and quartile salaries for just about anything!
2006-09-29 07:09:03
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answered by Miss Battery 3
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Try getting your CFP (Certified Financial Planner). The one I work for surpassed 1.4 mil last year.
2006-09-29 07:14:26
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answered by smecky809042003 5
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