(I'm not sure if this is an appropriate place for this question. Please let me know if there is another subreddit I should post to.)
My wife has worked at a bank for almost 15 years. She started as a teller while in high school, and now is positioned as branch manager and lender.
She's seen people struggle to make ends meet, mismanage their money, fall victim to fraud, and so on.
While she's always tried her best to educate and advise customers in financial literacy, after the bank was bought out, the job became less personal and more limited. It has gone from a simple community-oriented business to a sales-driven outfit operated by a corporation hundreds of miles away.
She can't stand it anymore. She wants to continue to advocate for financial literacy to people of all ages in our community, even if she has to start her own business to do so.
What are the options available to her? What schooling would she benefit from, what career can she be the most effective in? Consulting, accounting, teaching? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you all for your time.
Submitted September 18, 2017 at 06:42PM by bc-carda http://ift.tt/2xc4TMx
