As of January 1st, 2008, an undergraduate degree is required to become a Certified Financial Planner (CFP). Most companies, such as Merril Lynch, Ameriprise, etc. require either an undergraduate degree, or the equivalant in insurance industry experience. I suggest you contact the American College, Bryn Mawr, PA. and inquire about their CLU, ChFC programs. They may be reached @ (610) 526-1000
No, you do not need a degree. Yes, it does cost money. In fact, in many cases you need a firm to sponsor your application.
"No, going to college and getting a degree will do the trick. You will have to pass certain certifications before you can be eligible to become a trading advisor. However, if you go to college, you will do fine."
It depends on the licenses you choose to carry. There are three different licenses for financial advisers in the United States. You will need to take a test to prove that you are competent in the duties covered by the license.
No formal educations is required to become a registered investment advisor. Prospective advisors have two options. They can either be sponsored by a broker-dealer and become licensed on Financial Industry Regulatory Authority regulations to become a stock broker or they can register with the Securities and Exchange Commission as an investment advisor.
You would need to get a degree in computer engineering. Please visit your college advisor for a full list of required courses.
You will need to get references in order to find out the history of the financial advisor. You should not do an advisor who have some customers that are currently working with.
One can easily find Financial Advisor online, but it is difficult to find the Best Financial Advisor. There are many things that needs to cross check before finanlizing a financial advisor online. Some important things that you need to check to get yourself a better financial advisor online, i.e: Since when he/she is operating in industry How many clients does he handle Success Rate I'll share a website as an example of one of the best online financial advisor in Delhi (vista wealth)
== == A bachelors degree in finance, and a cfa. can one still become a financial analyst with a bachelor's degree in sociology and/or psychology and a cfa? what also is the route to obtaining the cfa qualification? how different is the cfa from acca?
You may not need a specific degrees such as business degree. What matter's is experience, expertise, and credibility. By researching what exactly what type of business advisor you want to be will help determine what type of degree you will need. You may get a business bachelor's degree but your area of expertise may vary.
My careers advisor is useless.The advisor said I might need to take a loan.
No because of the low costs involved, the simplicity involved, and the lower turnover rates no financial advisor is necessary to invest in index funds.
You do not need a financial certification to become an accountant. To become a certified accountant you will need a financial certification, and to become a CPA you will also need to pass an exam.