How To Be a Financial Advisor Without a Degree

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⚡ CHAPTER MARKERS FOR THIS EPISODE -
0:00 Do You Need a College Degree to be a Financial Advisor?
0:59 The Traditional Route with Finance background
3:52 Some college or no college
5:45 Career Changer with no Finance background

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[MsChristiLynn]

I am actually proud to say that I do not have a college degree! I started in school as a pre-med, biology major and was not passionate about it at all. At 21, I started working at a hotel when I was offered the sales manager position and then an Assistant GM. At 25, I took a job with Bank of America as a banker and worked my way up to Branch Manager. Finally at 30, I accepted a job with Edward Jones as a financial advisor. I personally feel like I got to this position based on my work ethic and business savvy and I wear that like a badge of honor! I may get one in the future but I don’t feel like its holding me back from anything I want to do.

[mikeheard]

This guy is amazing....Why aren't more people looking into him?

[cranknnutz]

I'm in the career changer group. I have a Comp Sci degree, been a software engineer for 20 years, and currently managing a team of 10 other engineers. I'm not enjoying it like I used to and worried about burnout from the high stress. I've stuck with it though because the pay and benefits are so good. I still can't help but think about switching careers to something involving finance. I love numbers, money, problem solving, and most of all helping people. If I were single and nobody depended on me, then I'd make the change in a heartbeat.

[tomperegrin]

Great video thank you for the advice!!!

[nicoleblotnicki]

Thank you very much! Your video was very encouraging especially since I have college experience but my college shut down so I kept to full time working. I am a career changer and starting over

[diego.santos]

Scenario 2 and excited!! Ur videos have really given me a lot of hope and excitement for this industry. I want to continue my major in Business Management and look for an internship or mentor position so i can finally get my feet wet. Very excited and thank you👌🏽

[miguelberetta]

Hey man, I'm a Vet looking to make a career change to be a financial advisor. I absolutely LOVE finance and helping people, but have no idea how to start

[joseeg.]

So I just graduated college 2 years ago with a history degree for teaching. Due to the pandemic I tried selling life insurance but was more interested in overall finance such as advising, analyzing, or even trading. Would it be better to go back to school for something more related like finance or economics? Or try one of the last 2 scenarios in this video? I'm 25 btw. Sorry for the long question and comment.

[FabeLive]

I am a scenario 3 person and would like more information

[ValorionSF]

Well since I just started college I was looking to do 2 years of Finance courses and then 2 years of working in a finance-related job and then go back to college again is this a good idea.

[caleb]

I'm currently a 16 year old Junior in highschool and know for a fact this is my dream job. I'm planning on getting a 4 year degree, is there anything I can do now to help me down the line or jumpstart my career?
Much love,
Caleb

[adejokerodiyat]

Hi, I'm currently in college and I want to become a financial planner but I'm really confused about the exams to take first and when to start. I was your videos and I am hoping you can help me out. Thank you

[RodXLogistics]

I do taxes and would like to offer financial planning to my clients. How to get started? Thanks

[goodintentions]

I'm a career changer and I'm also looking to move out of my state that I'm currently in

[martinlutherkingjr.]

Does the CFP exam check whether your degree is real?

[grangerhipe]

I'm an IT graduate, can I be a Financial Advisor?

[darylarmstrong]

Hello I just want give financial advice and stock portfolio reviews what license is needed

[mmafan]

Is business administration a good start?

[Ete_Simplifies_PersonalFinance]

Can i get the bachelor degree in an online school?

[Delimon]

5:50

I feel attacked why you calling me out 😂

Edit: For reference, I was studying to be an engineer, literally on my last year or so in and switched over to start doing this instead