Notes on employment for Financial analysts and personal financial advisors
- A college degree and good interpersonal skills are among the most important qualifications for these workers.
- Although both occupations will benefit from an increase in investing by individuals, personal financial advisors will benefit more.
- Financial analysts will face keen competition for jobs, especially at top securities firms, where pay can be lucrative.
More information on Financial analysts and personal financial advisors from The U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook
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