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A stockbroker's Series 7 license can be verified in New York by checking with FINRA. FINRA is the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.Ê
no, just a life insurance license
To obtain a series 7 license, one needs to first be sponsered by their department manager. After this step is done, study for the exam and find a local testing area. The exam costs $250 and a passing score of 70% is required to obtain the license.
The Series 7 license is issued and overseen by FINRA, and it authorizes you to sell certain securities. You need to have sponsorship, do some exam prep, register for the testing, pay a fee of around $250, then successfully complete the test!
Depending on your license you may be able to sell fixed annuities. Variable annuities require Series-7 license however
The best way to verify your Series 7 license or General Securities Representative Exam is to contact FINRA, previously the National Association of Securities Dealers or NASD, through email and phone or you can just drop by personally to their office.
This is largely a matter of state and local laws. Each municipality is different.
A Series 7 exam is also known as a General Securities Representative exam, or a Stockbroker exam. It is required in the United States if one seeks to become a registered representative of a broker dealer.
Either a broker (Series 6 or 7 license) or an advisor (series 65 license). A broker receives a commission for each purchase and or each sale, and an advisor receives a fee on asset under management.
You have to first start working with a brokerage firm. They have to sponsor you for the exam and then and only then can you get your license. Along with your series 7 exam you probably will have to take the state licensing exam called the 63 which lets you sell the securities in the states by covering the general laws. Each state does have different laws but the majority of the laws are the same and that's why you have to take the series 63 exam.
If you have a section for Professional Development, you may wish to put it there along with any other special training you may have.