Personal Financial Advisor Career Information : Personal Financial Advisor Salary
A personal financial advisor can make between 000 to 00000 a year based on experience and job performance. Learn about the salary and compensation for a personal financial advisor from a certified personal financial advisor in this free video on a career in financial planning. Expert: Janice Dunn Bio: Janice Dunn is a certified personal financial advisor in Eugene, Oregon. Filmmaker: max koetter
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My FINAL Challenge to Anime Fans regarding money
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If you are at any professional job for 15 years you should be at the 100-200K level…
do you have to be really good at math for this shit lo!
Respect for you. Like I said very few make it and you are one of them. But think about how many people you seen come and go in your five years. Why did they leave? Are they bad sales men? No!!! It’s because the companies don’t pay crap unless you sell. And it takes time to build a business ground up. But what good is it if you can’t make your mortgage in the mean time?
Most wirewhouses have a min production level.
My first year, my take home pay was 75 before taxes. By the end of my fifth year, I was averaging 520k in production with a 37% payout. I can tell you, I’m not the brightest guy nor do I consider myself in the top 0.5%. I know plenty of advisors like myself who are either at my level or higher.
Botton line, it’s not about luck or timing but your work ethic and determination to succeed.
Well, they don’t work cheap but work for free. Most companies will not pay unless you sell.
If you are working 10 year in the IT field will make 125k and you don’t have to suffer the first 5 years. Point is that few people make it that far and make money. As I mentioned underneath maybe .5% and guess what? .5% of Entry Level employees end up making 200k/year if they stick with company for 10/15 years.
@Buttanator
I agree with you. While I am not sure of the percentages, I do know that the majority of people don’t make allot of money, even after the 5-10 year mark. Further, the people who leave before then do so because they are not making enough to live on. What a deal for the financial services company. Have someone work cheap for a few years then when they leave, they get to keep their clientèle. Talk about a win -win for the fin. svcs. company!
if you’re averaging 125-250 range after your tenth year, you are in the lower quintile.
Who’s been punching her in the face?
I have been a financial advisor 3 years. I averaged 50k per year. I met one person in my company who made 100k+ first 18 month and that was pure luck. He made that off of one case. Pure luck and even he admitted it. Right place at the right time.
Most of it is true. However she forgot to mention maybe .5% of the of the people starting this job actually make it past 2 years. Not 5% but .5% And yes those .5% make good money. Now the other 99.5% end up with bad credit and broke.
True Ignorance to just say all financial advisors were born connected. You have to make these contacts and be really smart. Nothing in Life is handed to you.
no its not
Dont kid yourself. You cant get into this field unless you have lots of rich contacts and they have lots of rich contacts.
Try being born rich in your next life, then maybe you can do this kind of job.
Woops, maybe I should watch the video before a make comment. Lol
Three million dollars a year?????? Thats a typo right?
You certainly could follow that route if you want to. To me being a sales professional is all about leveraging people and your time. There is no reason you can’t make a 6 figure income as a FA in your 1st year as long as you get in front of the right people and help them with their pains. To me being a FA isn’t worth doing unless you reach that 6 figure plateau in 6 to 18 months.
Great Stuff..everyone should be taking thier financial planning very carefully these days.
holy crap long term planning
That is really good advice.
Typical FUNimation episode: $1.99
# Episodes in $500: 250
# Episodes in a typical season: 30
# Seasons in $500: 8.33
The math is clear. At two dollars a day, you can accumulate enough money in about a year to purchase nearly TEN seasons of anime.
I converted my mother into a 3/4 of the way otaku. She doesn’t watch anime all the time, but whenever I’m watching Ranma or DBZ or anything else, she’ll stop and watch. Hell, she got into DEATHNOTE, and she HATES gothic elements.
i want to convert my mom but she doesnt like reading or watching any t v
might try saving cause i work so new york comic con & the anime festvial is coming in October
That’s from the TV show the Apprentice with Donald Trump and Sir Alan Suger from the BBC.
whats the classical music?
Really good advice there. ;D
i converted my english teacher and dad to anime
I just snow blowed my friend lawn and put It away. Great vid.
Hmmm that gives me a idea on the dragon box… hmmm
I’ll ask for 250$ for christmas and buy some monster and the Naruto uncut collecters 16 with Yodaine statue for 44$
A-kon this summer FTW.
anyway tommorow I got anime club.
Ok anime Jesus
Hey, even Christmas is comming.
CHRISTMAS CASHHH!
And I will try it our ^.^
If you get paid twice a week try to set aside $28 per paycheck. Pay YOURSELF first before bills.
I LOVE ANIME.
$73 box set? GF, You wouldn’t be eyeing the Dragon Box would you? J/K.
I FINALLY watched Season 1 of Ranma plus the Nekonron movie. You where right about the dub. most excellent. I’m getting ready to watch the OVA’s soon. I know It’s out of order but I read so much of the manga that I can kinda dive in wherever and be fine.
fuck the money im gunnah take the jar hehehe but dang over 500$ jeez man maybe i should start saveing
Haruhi?!?! Freakin Haruhi?!?!?! You lucky bastard you….. >=( Now, try showing her Lucky Star XD
As for the money saving thing, Im not sure if I’ll be able to do that. Im only 16 with a part-time job that only pays me once a month. So I cant really get $2 a day XD
Good advice, although I usually end up with a spare $30 or $40 from my previous paycheck, which in the end I spend on a couple of films/ova’s or a boxset of an equivalent price, for the most part I purchase anywhere from 1-3 anime on DVD monthly.
And when my birthday and xmas are near, I usually request an anime in the process.
@DracoHouston
If you want to build up a quick collection, buy Anime Movies & OVA’s, they tend to be cheaper from $20 – $30.
Thanks for that advice, I already had that idea a long time ago, that’s how I was able to get a PSP, DS and Wii and tons of games for it. And some other stuff I needed or wanted.
way ahead of you bro not that i shod say this on you tube but in my bank right now i have 7000$ that i save it gose for bills ect but. i have about 500$ that i save in mr hat n clogs bleach hat lol. i add about eh ok not 2 bucks but 20 bucks from my checks i get anycase iv been buying anime latey like a pig last week i got two box sets dark king a fist of the north star story btw it sucks and blue drop this week i per ordered the to love ru box from the new ADV and today geting ikki tousen drag
I got a job, and if I’m lucky, I make $40 a week, and that goes to gas mostly.
I have a MMRPG monster as my piggy bank, I usually put 2000 NT ($62.02 U.S. dollars) in it. And I could get even more money once it’s New Year! I’m hoping to spend them at the Yearly Comic Festival in my country!
What excellent advice! I’m going to start up an anime account right away