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Starting a business from scratch is tough, so tough that less than 10 percent of all start-up businesses make it past their four-year anniversary. However, Farmers Insurance has a strong success rate with our new agents, thanks to our superior agency support.
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Supporting you is only one of the keys of success; support for your agency and customers is also critical. That is why we’ve developed world-class centers to assist your customers’ claims and service needs – even during after hours and weekends when you’re not in the office. Our support even expends to helping you find and train those essential staff members for your agency’s operation.
As a Farmers agent you’re in business for yourself but not by yourself. Farmers’ future is looking better than ever – and you can be a part of it.
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Peter Schiff (Ron Paul financial advisor) points out that the government destroyed the United States Economy. Let the free market cleanse the markets.
The Dollar will go into free fall.
Washington Mutual Inc was closed by the U.S. government in by far the largest failure of a U.S. bank, and its banking assets were sold to JPMorgan Chase & Co for $1.9 billion.
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Thursday’s seizure and sale is the latest historic step in U.S. government attempts to clean up a banking industry littered with toxic mortgage debt. Negotiations over a $700 billion bailout of the entire financial system stalled in Washington on Thursday.
Washington Mutual, the largest U.S. savings and loan, has been one of the lenders hardest hit by the nation’s housing bust and credit crisis, and had already suffered from soaring mortgage losses.
Washington Mutual was shut by the federal Office of Thrift Supervision, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp was named receiver. This followed $16.7 billion of deposit outflows at the Seattle-based thrift since Sept 15, the OTS said.
“With insufficient liquidity to meet its obligations, WaMu was in an unsafe and unsound condition to transact business,” the OTS said.
Customers should expect business as usual on Friday, and all depositors are fully protected, the FDIC said.
FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair said the bailout happened on Thursday night because of media leaks, and to calm customers. Usually, the FDIC takes control of failed institutions on Friday nights, giving it the weekend to go through the books and enable them to reopen smoothly the following Monday.
Washington Mutual has about $307 billion of assets and $188 billion of deposits, regulators said. The largest previous U.S. banking failure was Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust, which had $40 billion of assets when it collapsed in 1984.
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Is this a female dominated industry? Any guidance would be much appreciated since I am about to start a course very soon.
Many thanks for the Naturegirls reply. Yes . Cert IV for will be the better one to do. But to enrol for Cert IV you need to have Cert III (according to the course details on web). Were you able to start the Cert iv without the cert III? I do not have an accounting background . But I am familiar with the accounting terminolgy and have done a basic MYOB course. Would that be a sufficent knowledge to start a cert IV without cert iii? Your help would be appreciated much.
I started the Certificate III in Financial Services (Bookkeeping) (9469) a couple of years ago but didn’t complete it. The reason for this is because the accounting head teacher told me it will soon be worthless and suggested I enrol in the Certificate IV in Financial Services (Accounting) (19192). This course is best if you want to be an accounts clerk and it will be the minimum recognised for you to complete BAS statements in your job. This will give you a real "foot in the door" for applying for any accounts position.
No, it is not a female dominated industry. In my course at TAFE, there are at least one third males in attendance. Best of luck!
I start at 30,000, great benefits, in Minneapolis. Have to take the series 7 & 63. Are there set hours when I would have to be to work?
I got offered the position. They did not directly specify whether you make your own hours
Show up early, go home late. Most firms prefer reps to start at the time the office opens. There is plenty of room for making your own schedule throughout the day, but I wouldn’t recommend leaving at 4pm every day. Expect to work as late as you can for the first two years or so.
I want to get into accounting. I already have a bachelor’s degree in Business Finance. I’ve been in sales for five years and need to get out of this field. I want to get a master’s degree in Accounting. How much can I expect to make starting out in a large city like Richmond, VA? Also, will any of these jobs pay for me to get my masters in accounting?
That first answer is a complete joke. With a masters in accountancy (MSA=30 credit hours,,,shorter than MBA) you should be able to find an entry level job for no less then 40k. If you go to a more established firm, 50k is min. My first job after my masters was for 52 plus bonus that brought me to a 60kplus yearly salary in my first yr.
You cant go wrong with accounting, just dont get sucked into some small mom and pop book keeping position unless it pays top dollar
I work in financial services but have no desire to be an FA. Is the recruiting team only interested in recruiting FA’s? I’m trying to figure out if I should bother leaving work early to call them back.
Yes. They scour job posting sites such as Monster and call everyone, even those without any financial background, in order to recruit them into being a FA. They really just want the names and numbers of all your family and friends.
Check out ameriprisesux.com – there’s a lot of info on their recruiting practices and how they treat their employees. Bottom line: don’t waste your time speaking to them at all.
for an accountant job how similar and different are the two??could it count towards my 3 years experience if i took the job??
Well Financial advisor is all about investments , pensions, Stock exchange Currency management , debt and portfolio management etc.
Which would not have been covered well enough in your accountancy degree.
The two jobs are very different and real Financial Advisers have to study for 5 years, anything else are nothing more than sales people for the company they work for.
I know there are companies who recruit, even people with just a basic education, but they are not real financial advisers, they are nothing more than sales people.
I strongly recommend for you to try to get a job with some of the big accountancy firm such E&Y KPMG etc.. They are looking for people
Ifyou want to go the real professional way , I dont mean salesperson, than you need to study and take the exams. It will take you probably about 3 years, because you already have the accountancy qualifications against usually 5 years. It also depends which level you want. e.g. work somewhere in the high street adviser or o work with one of the big city firms advising large corporates on their investment strategies and portfolio management. The salaries for the latter, goes into hundreds of thousands, with million Dollar/sterling/Euro bonuses every year.
The decision is yours where you will see yourself in 5 years from now
analyst roles, associate, ? its just a little confusing….. need a little clarification. thanks
Try upper level management. You don’t get an MBA to start at the bottom!
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If I work a couple of part-time jobs after graduating will people think I’m lazy? I was applying to jobs in financial services but now I’m thinking of taking more classes part-time. I guess I am feeling a little lazy or like I don’t know what I want to do.
It depends on the industry, but finance is notorious for being tough to break into without internships (at least, you wouldn’t be able to get the type of jobs or salary your classmates with internships can get). It’s even tougher with a bad economy…especially with all the financial institutions downsizing or going under (Bear Stearns, anyone?).
You should focus on figuring out what you want to do (hint: if you feel too lazy to bother with finance, that’s not what you want to do). Take classes in different career paths that interest you, and see what happens.
I’m not sure which one to take if I get an offer, does anyone have any suggestions, and what are the differences as far as positives and negatives?
As a recently laid-off Wachovia employee, I can tell you that Wachovia, like all banks, is going through a lot of problems right now.
Take whichever offer you can get but get as much salary as you can get. In other words, if they offer you the choice between a high commission/low salary position versus a high salary/low commission position, then take the one with the high salary.
Generally speaking experience with a big company looks good on your resume. When the market improves (and it will) you can always use your experience to get a better job at a different company if you need to move.
I am assuming you are still in college and have not yet received your degree. Contact an employment agency and try to get a temporary position in A/P or A/R. If you like it and it works out, you may be offered a permanent position. If you hate it or the company, you can leave immediately and the agency will replace you and find another position for you if you want it. A/P or A/R will give you some decent experience in the wonderful world of finance and once you get your degree, you can move on to a more rewarding position.
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2) The interests of the advisor’s employer come first, and NOT YOU.
3) Your account is not diversified.
4) Your 22% return was 6% below market!
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