Florida Financial Advisor

I am a recent college grad lookin to work for a financial advisor firm. I live in Ft laduerdale and i need a firm that will be able to start me off with a small base salary.

Morgan Stanley , UBS, Merrill Lynch, Smith Barney, Raymond James, research these, some may have base for awhile and then go straight comm. hope this helps a little.

2007-08-23 11:58:43 by erns798

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I am a recent college grad looking to work for a financial advisor firm.
Do you know anything about Edward Jones?
I am in Ft. Lauderdale

Evensky in Coral Gables. He has his own book and has been cited in the Wall Street Journal numerous times.

2007-07-12 09:21:26 by erns798

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I have a large 401K that I need to rollover.

Find one that has your best interest in mind, not one that wants to sell you an annuity. If they suggest an annuity, run away.

2007-12-10 09:36:25 by Jack F

I will be graduating from a 4 year university with a major in Finance this upcoming spring. I don't have any work experience or previous internships. I have thought about going to grad school to get my MBA but many people have said it is not as valuable until one gets work experience. So, with this being said, I am somewhat clueless as to what entry-level positions I should consider after graduation.

My ultimate goal is to become a financial advisor, which I know will take many year. After at least 3 years of valid work experience, I would like to attempt to get my CFP also. This being said, I am not sure what the best first step would be as an entry-level job if these are my goals. Also, I live in the midwest now and plan to move to the south after graduating. So, I would be looking for jobs in the carolinas, georgia, or florida...if that matters at all. I know I have asked/said a lot, but I would really like to know what steps to make after graduating. Thank you.

I would suggest to apply at a large institution/bank like Citibank, Chase, HSBC as a Personal Banker. Gain experience by recommending/advising customers of financial needs. Once you understand that concept and basics of banking and selling, you'll be able to apply internally as a Financial Advisor.....or even something different since that position will open up many more doors!

2007-07-27 12:46:34 by Kellen K

i was looking into a career since im about to graduate high school, and this entered my mind, what exactly do they do and how many years of college do you need? also what is the salary for florida?

I presume you're talking about Certified Financial Planners. You can do research and learn a lot more about this field.

They advise clients re: how to invest their money, how to manage their money over time. I don't know about the educational qualifications, but as I say, you can search for "Certified Financial Planners" and it'll all be spelled out for you.

2008-02-18 17:33:48 by sirmarvinmartian69