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Financial
Planning:
Financial
planning help
individuals plan their
financial futures. They
provide advice on investing
and conduct investment
transactions. These individuals
may work as independents
or for money management
firms. Financialplanning
must be knowledgeable
of tax law, financial markets
and investment strategies.
A Certified Financial
Planner (CFP) or Chartered
Financial
Analyst (CFA) designation may
be required for the position.
Commercial
Banking:
Banking
offers a variety of positions,
some more broad in scope
and others more specific.
A branch manager, for
example, is responsible
for the overall success
of the branch, including
personnel issues, customer
relations and loan quality.
More
specific
positions include credit
analyst, loan officer,
trust officer and mortgage
banker. Each of these
jobs requires the ability
to review financial
statements and
project future performance.
Money
Managers:
If
you like looking behind
the numbers and analyzing
market trends then money
management may be the
career for you. Money
managers hold stocks and
bonds for institutional
clients and hold fixed
income securities including
mortgaged-backs, corporate
bonds, agency securities
and asset-backed securities.
Specialist
Financial Careers:
The
following specialist inancial
careers usually
involve more study and
examinations.
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Certified Financial Planning:
You may be considering
help from a financial
planner for a number of
reasons, whether it's
deciding to buy a new
home, planning for retirement
or your children's education.
Whatever your needs, working
with a financial planner
can be a helpful step
in securing your financial
future.
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Chartered Life Underwriter:
A designation granted
by the American College
in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
to individuals who have
completed training in
life insurance and personal
insurance planning. To
obtain the designation,
individuals have to complete
advanced courses and exams
in several topics
including insurance, investments,
taxation, employee benefits,
estate planning, accounting,
management and economics.
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