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My fiance wants ti become a certified financial advisor. What does he need to do to become one?
He needs to get a college degree in finance, accounting, or a related field. Then he has to pass a professional examination to qualify for the certificate. The state in which you live may have other requirements, for example work experience in the field before the certificate can be issued. State laws vary, so you should check with the state.
What a Certified Financial Planner is and why choose to work with one
I have a doctorate in a core science (not math) and have spent 10 years in academic research.
A CFP would be able to be the investment manager of private accounts of individual investors, maybe even a family fund or family office. It's quite a 180 from your previous path, are you sure you don't want to do something that would at least utilize your background? If I were you, I'd try to get a position in equity research focusing on whatever industry you did your academic research in.
I am in MA if that helps at all thanks
You have got to cross train into that my friend
I would like to have the address, contact tel. no., email address of Certified financial advisors/Mutual Fund advisors in Delhi. I would be grateful if you can please help me in finding a good person, who can guide me. I am ready to pay fees.
Hi I am a professional fiancial manger, managing funds for corporate as well asretail clients of mine. In case you need any help regarding financial planning, investing, we can offer you the best solution.
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someone for retirement purposes
Not much - but a CFP can be anyone holding just ONE of the various exams - may not be fully qualified
An IFA (Independent Financial Adviser) is one who is QUALIFIED to be able to give you advce on all areas.
For retirement purposes, ask for an INDEPENDENT Financial Adviser and one who is better at retirement planning than others ?
Try: www.unbiased.co.uk
& find your nearest IFA
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