As a teacher, you already have what it takes to make a great financial advisor. First, you are an educator who can help clients understand how to build a financial strategy to help them achieve what’s most important in their lives. Second, you care about people. That’s a huge part of the job. We can teach you the rest.
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Financial advisors listen to their clients, work hard to understand what’s most important to them, and partner with them to create a financial strategy to help them achieve their goals. Listening, understanding, and communicating information are the key attributes of a great financial advisor. Sound familiar?
Your ability to communicate, build trust, and create a learning plan based on a student’s unique needs are the same skills you need to serve clients as an Edward Jones Financial Advisor. Clients want to be heard, understood, and informed in a way that makes the complex simple. They want to work with someone they trust to help them achieve what’s most important to them. Much like a teacher is invested in the long-term educational outcomes of students, a financial advisor is invested in the long-term financial goals of clients.
You'll find the answers to some common questions below, but if your individual question isn't addressed, just submit your information, and a recruiter will be happy to reach out to you.
Financial Advisor Job Overview
How do I get licensed?
How am I compensated while studying for exams?
What is the compensation like for new financial advisors?
Why should I choose Edward Jones to start a career as a financial advisor?
How can I succeed without a background in finance?
What kind of support is given to a new financial advisor?
What about my office and administration overhead?
The Edward Jones culture sounds too good to be true. Is it really that great?
How will I connect with other new financial advisors?
Be honest: How hard is it to make it in this field?
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