I'm not sure if this type of post is allowed but I'm sure financial advisors frequent this sub.
I have a buddy who is in the hiring phase of a financial advisor firm working in the Carolinas. He's at the point in the interview phase where they are asking about his goals for the next 2 years as far as assets under management if he were to get hired on. After extensive Google search there doesn't seem to be much data on it for the first year but each year his income drops by a certain amount until it's 100% commission. To keep up with the drops in income he'd need 550k in AUM each year so I'm thinking 700-750k AUM would be reasonable. He's worried if he gives something to high/low they'll reconsider him.
Submitted August 16, 2019 at 08:00PM by SeTubinator https://ift.tt/2YYx0jF
