Michigan Financial Advisor

I am in the first year of College studying finance and would like to get into an internship that is either low or not paid.
I would like to become a personal financial advisor, accountant or mergers and aquisitions expert.
I live in Saginaw, Michigan.

Those are vastly different positions with completely different ways in the door. As a first year, you will most likely be unable to get a real internship for any of the three, they don't usually take people until after at least your sophomore year, for a M&A banking internship, you really have to be top of your class in a great school to get anything. Try the websites of all the investment banks, submit your resume into their database for an internship position. Sometime websites like Monster or the New York Times Jobsearch database has listing for internship postions. For a financial advisor, you want to look at Merrill Lynch, Citigroup Smith Barney, JPMChase private client, and other such reputable private client places. For accounting, do an internship at a big 4 company (E&Y, PWC etc) For M&A banking, one of the investment banks or any other financial group you know of around your area that utilizes event driven strategies. You really should be getting your internship through your college this early on. Good luck.

2008-05-27 15:31:20 by Claudio F

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k so im 17, and i dont have the BEST past, legal truble, bad grades, alota bullshit, and i have no idea what i want to do with my life after high school, i live in michigan, and even though the whole countrys suffering, michigan is one of the worst, and im really worried about my future, but somone pointed out to me that im really good at managing money, working ona budget, saving money, things of that nature, what career can go with that, somone told me a financial advisor, what does it take to do that? where would i work, what classes will i take in college, things like that, any info possible would really help me out, thanks.

financial advisors are salesmen - they spend a lot of time on teh phone calling rich people trying to convince them to uses your services - you get a lot of rejection and it's a commission based industry - you don;t make money unless you make a sale

Accounting is a stable career, pays well - see if your high school has bookkeeping classes - that's where you start, learn to use spreadsheet software like Microsoft Excel - then you can go to college - in the school of Business Administration and major in Accounting or Finance

talk to your high school guidance counselor if you have one at school

2009-08-05 00:37:19 by WGC

1. Assisted living facility.
2. Personal financial advisor.
3. Flipping houses.

if i were in michigan, however i live in oregon, I would find a town with atleast 10,000 people in it, with houses that have plummeted in value recently buy them for like 70,000 and then rent them out, then sell when the market rebounds, could be 3 years.

2008-07-13 12:45:58 by Claudio F

Iam 25 years old
3.13 Overall GPA-Oakland University BBA
3.6 Finance GPA
GMAT 670
CFA Level 3 candidate
Series 7&66
3 years as edward jones financial advisor
Masters in Finance from the University Of Michigan- 3.7 gpa

Do i have a chance into breaking into financial analysis or should i get an MBA from a top 10 school??

level 5 divided by 6 points plus nine equals two corps

2009-02-14 17:16:28 by Ale H

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uh??? thanks for the 2 points

2008-09-06 02:50:37 by jazziebaby13