How do you start a financial services company?
Q. How do you start your own personal financial services company. What are the steps that one must do besides acquire the required licenses and eduacation? How do you gain access to the financial products that you must sell?
Asked by sinceredollars2005 - Sun Sep 30 23:44:36 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since you've never been in business before, I would strongly recommend that you talk to a business counselor before you do anything especially spend money. You have to determine whether you'll start a web based business or one with a store front. I'd call the local office of SCORE (go to and input your zip code to find the chapter nearest you), the advice is FREE. The counselor at SCORE will most likely advise you to write a business plan which is very good advice because it will force you to dig out all of the start up details and the costs of starting a financial services company and force you to also understand all of the aspects of this business including the customers you'll concentrate on (your market ) and how you'll go after… [cont.]
Answered by ynot - Tue Oct 2 01:30:20 2007
Q. How do you start your own personal financial services company. What are the steps that one must do besides acquire the required licenses and eduacation? How do you gain access to the financial products that you must sell?
Asked by sinceredollars2005 - Sun Sep 30 23:44:36 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since you've never been in business before, I would strongly recommend that you talk to a business counselor before you do anything especially spend money. You have to determine whether you'll start a web based business or one with a store front. I'd call the local office of SCORE (go to and input your zip code to find the chapter nearest you), the advice is FREE. The counselor at SCORE will most likely advise you to write a business plan which is very good advice because it will force you to dig out all of the start up details and the costs of starting a financial services company and force you to also understand all of the aspects of this business including the customers you'll concentrate on (your market ) and how you'll go after… [cont.]
Answered by ynot - Tue Oct 2 01:30:20 2007
What are some jobs in financial services that don't require a BA or BS degree?
Q. I'd like to work in financial services and I'm willing to take any and all classes that pertain to that. But I just don't want to sit through the required classes to get a four-year degree. I'd like to earn about $37K per year. I know that sounds low in this day and time, but that's what I'd like to earn, as material things don't mean a lot to me. Any suggestions?
Asked by jchpage - Tue Feb 16 06:20:26 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know one - own your own business. LOL. but seriously it is. You can even start your own business without any degree at all. If you are good at numbers and financial services, you should go for a lending corporation or a banking business.
Answered by cholox - Thu Feb 18 04:37:03 2010
Q. I'd like to work in financial services and I'm willing to take any and all classes that pertain to that. But I just don't want to sit through the required classes to get a four-year degree. I'd like to earn about $37K per year. I know that sounds low in this day and time, but that's what I'd like to earn, as material things don't mean a lot to me. Any suggestions?
Asked by jchpage - Tue Feb 16 06:20:26 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know one - own your own business. LOL. but seriously it is. You can even start your own business without any degree at all. If you are good at numbers and financial services, you should go for a lending corporation or a banking business.
Answered by cholox - Thu Feb 18 04:37:03 2010
What type of jobs in financial services can I get with an engineering degree?
Q. I'm currently in my 3rd year of electrical engineering and have an urge to enter financial services. I hear the financial industry love engineers because of their structured thinking and practical problem solving, but what jobs exactly are engineers getting? Will I have to supplement my engineering degree with other courses or an MBA?
Asked by Joey - Sun Jul 26 21:04:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have good in mathemetical and stastical skills then u have a chance in financial services. Dont even look at trying for jobs like credit card sales or persona loans try focus on investment banking
Answered by ? - Mon Jul 27 02:38:10 2009
Q. I'm currently in my 3rd year of electrical engineering and have an urge to enter financial services. I hear the financial industry love engineers because of their structured thinking and practical problem solving, but what jobs exactly are engineers getting? Will I have to supplement my engineering degree with other courses or an MBA?
Asked by Joey - Sun Jul 26 21:04:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have good in mathemetical and stastical skills then u have a chance in financial services. Dont even look at trying for jobs like credit card sales or persona loans try focus on investment banking
Answered by ? - Mon Jul 27 02:38:10 2009
Is it possible to transfer my loan from Toyota Financial services over to my friend?
Q. I just bought a car for $13,000 with taxes and I have $11,000 left to pay on it. I don't want anything to do with the car since I am moving to the city and I would like to sign everything over to my friend if possible. Is it possible to transfer a loan from Toyota Financial services over to my friend and sign the car over to him? I called them and the correct awnser is that it is possible if my friend has a credit score equal to or better than mine.
Asked by Todd M - Thu Oct 4 14:31:52 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You will have to call toyota financial to see if he can assume the loan. If so he will have to fill out a credit application just like he was buying a car at a dealer. Usually it costs money for him to assume the loan but you could work out who is paying that. Call them first. If not you could sell it to him as a private sale and he could get a loan from a bank or credit union.
Answered by Love my LO! - Thu Oct 4 15:23:43 2007
Q. I just bought a car for $13,000 with taxes and I have $11,000 left to pay on it. I don't want anything to do with the car since I am moving to the city and I would like to sign everything over to my friend if possible. Is it possible to transfer a loan from Toyota Financial services over to my friend and sign the car over to him? I called them and the correct awnser is that it is possible if my friend has a credit score equal to or better than mine.
Asked by Todd M - Thu Oct 4 14:31:52 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You will have to call toyota financial to see if he can assume the loan. If so he will have to fill out a credit application just like he was buying a car at a dealer. Usually it costs money for him to assume the loan but you could work out who is paying that. Call them first. If not you could sell it to him as a private sale and he could get a loan from a bank or credit union.
Answered by Love my LO! - Thu Oct 4 15:23:43 2007
What is the difference between Corporate finance major and a Financial Services major?
Q. What is the difference between Corporate finance major and a Financial Services major? And which one has more job opportunities? Can anyone explain it to me? Thanks!
Asked by Shinichi - Fri May 1 21:01:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I guess your school seperates the two - most just have Finance majors. The difference amounts to where you would like to work - Financial Services would mean you intended on working for a bank, investment bank, hedge fun, Private Equity firm, Venture Capital, Asset Manager, etc - essentially working on Wall Street. Corporate Finance jobs are finance jobs inside of a company that produces a product or service other than investing money.
Answered by John B - Sun May 3 21:22:59 2009
Q. What is the difference between Corporate finance major and a Financial Services major? And which one has more job opportunities? Can anyone explain it to me? Thanks!
Asked by Shinichi - Fri May 1 21:01:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I guess your school seperates the two - most just have Finance majors. The difference amounts to where you would like to work - Financial Services would mean you intended on working for a bank, investment bank, hedge fun, Private Equity firm, Venture Capital, Asset Manager, etc - essentially working on Wall Street. Corporate Finance jobs are finance jobs inside of a company that produces a product or service other than investing money.
Answered by John B - Sun May 3 21:22:59 2009
How bad does your credit have to be to not be hired by a financial services company?
Q. I'm applying for a position with a financial services company, and my credit score is in the low to mid 600's. My payment history has been quite good over the last year and a half. Thanks for the responses so far. I have late payments about 2 years ago. Over the last 1.5 to 2 years, my payment history has been flawless. My credit score is still low, but I have no bankruptcies/no judgments either. Think I'm ok?
Asked by Thinker - Tue Nov 17 11:38:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a future hire in a Financial Service position, your credit is a huge factor in your hiring process. You will be qualified on your credibility, which is understandable. They must know that you are a good custodian of credit yourself before they would allow you to consult with future clientele. Now with that being said, you need to continue making the proper financial moves pressing forward for credibility servicing but that won't fix the derogatory items you currently have for some time. You have absolutely one option here before you engage the financial services firm for employment. That is credit repair. Go to and call these guys immediately! You will be represented by a team of attorneys that are extreme pit bulls in enforcing… [cont.]
Answered by THE CREDIT WOLF - Wed Nov 18 16:51:19 2009
Q. I'm applying for a position with a financial services company, and my credit score is in the low to mid 600's. My payment history has been quite good over the last year and a half. Thanks for the responses so far. I have late payments about 2 years ago. Over the last 1.5 to 2 years, my payment history has been flawless. My credit score is still low, but I have no bankruptcies/no judgments either. Think I'm ok?
Asked by Thinker - Tue Nov 17 11:38:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a future hire in a Financial Service position, your credit is a huge factor in your hiring process. You will be qualified on your credibility, which is understandable. They must know that you are a good custodian of credit yourself before they would allow you to consult with future clientele. Now with that being said, you need to continue making the proper financial moves pressing forward for credibility servicing but that won't fix the derogatory items you currently have for some time. You have absolutely one option here before you engage the financial services firm for employment. That is credit repair. Go to and call these guys immediately! You will be represented by a team of attorneys that are extreme pit bulls in enforcing… [cont.]
Answered by THE CREDIT WOLF - Wed Nov 18 16:51:19 2009
How come no one has booted Barney Frank from his position as Chair of the House Financial Services Committee?
Q. In September 2003, Frank, then the ranking Democrat on the Republican-led Financial Services Committee, opposed Bush administration proposals for transferring oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac by creating an independent agency to supervise. The proposal would have moved oversight from Congress and the Department of Housing and Urban Development to the new agency. Frank stated in 2003, "The more people exaggerate these problems, the more pressure there is on these companies, the less we will see in terms of affordable housing."[30] Frank stated that the bill would potentially "[weaken] the bargaining power of poorer families and their ability to get affordable housing" And his "boyfriend" was instrumental in crafting todays collapse.… [cont.]
Asked by No Pinheads - Wed Nov 19 17:57:00 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Obama has little or no control over Barney Frank. Did 99% of the people here flunk civics?
Answered by Anna P - Wed Nov 19 18:01:41 2008
Q. In September 2003, Frank, then the ranking Democrat on the Republican-led Financial Services Committee, opposed Bush administration proposals for transferring oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac by creating an independent agency to supervise. The proposal would have moved oversight from Congress and the Department of Housing and Urban Development to the new agency. Frank stated in 2003, "The more people exaggerate these problems, the more pressure there is on these companies, the less we will see in terms of affordable housing."[30] Frank stated that the bill would potentially "[weaken] the bargaining power of poorer families and their ability to get affordable housing" And his "boyfriend" was instrumental in crafting todays collapse.… [cont.]
Asked by No Pinheads - Wed Nov 19 17:57:00 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Obama has little or no control over Barney Frank. Did 99% of the people here flunk civics?
Answered by Anna P - Wed Nov 19 18:01:41 2008
Degree in Accounting vs Financial Services; which do you recommend?
Q. I have to choose between switching my major to Accounting or Financial Services... They're two separate programs, but I'm not sure which one to take. What kind of jobs require a degree in Financial Services, and what kind of jobs require a degree in Accounting? Which would you recommend and why? Any information at all will be great. Even if you can't answer all my questions, answering one or a couple would be appreciated, too.
Asked by Eden - Fri Apr 24 11:29:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Deregulation in the 90's (Gramm-Leach Bliley Act) allows a lot of jobs in this field to be done without regulation by govt. Possible jobs are Claims Adjuster, Bank Teller, Credit Collector or counsellor, Financial Advisor etc. Starting Salary is $25 k yearly plus bonus and commisions. According to BLS the median can vary between 29k - 120k (presumably due to bonus structures) Accounting is similar in structure but typically your doing more 'bean-counting' functions such as Payroll, Tax Prep, Receivables or Payables. I'm not sure how stable the job market overall but when you consider money will always be changing hands it would seem that prospect are good for you either way you go. Best of luck.
Answered by David - Fri Apr 24 13:25:59 2009
Q. I have to choose between switching my major to Accounting or Financial Services... They're two separate programs, but I'm not sure which one to take. What kind of jobs require a degree in Financial Services, and what kind of jobs require a degree in Accounting? Which would you recommend and why? Any information at all will be great. Even if you can't answer all my questions, answering one or a couple would be appreciated, too.
Asked by Eden - Fri Apr 24 11:29:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Deregulation in the 90's (Gramm-Leach Bliley Act) allows a lot of jobs in this field to be done without regulation by govt. Possible jobs are Claims Adjuster, Bank Teller, Credit Collector or counsellor, Financial Advisor etc. Starting Salary is $25 k yearly plus bonus and commisions. According to BLS the median can vary between 29k - 120k (presumably due to bonus structures) Accounting is similar in structure but typically your doing more 'bean-counting' functions such as Payroll, Tax Prep, Receivables or Payables. I'm not sure how stable the job market overall but when you consider money will always be changing hands it would seem that prospect are good for you either way you go. Best of luck.
Answered by David - Fri Apr 24 13:25:59 2009
Any reviews for probityfinancialservices or Probity Financial Services that offers no fee overdraft checking?
Q. Probity Financial Services currently (02/02/10) offers a no-fee overdraft online checking account. If you have one of these accounts with them would you please leave a review for the rest of us? Thanks!
Asked by jes327 - Tue Feb 2 20:20:59 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have had nothing but good experiences with this/my company! It is amazing to have checks clear along with transactions all under ONE monthly fee!! I am able to contact them and they respond to all my concerns in a timely manner...without fail. I can not stress this aspect of Probity...without fail I am able to get answers to my questions and reconcile my account to the penny via email if something seems out of 'whack' with my balance. I have used my overdraft sparingly but; it has saved me enumarable times whenI have an emergency arise. In lieu of the CheckntoCash operations that keep you in perpetual loop of fees's and needing to get more advances.. I am using my own money to replenish my overdraft and not allowing myself to be in… [cont.]
Answered by Brenda Rowell Besson - Fri Feb 5 10:52:03 2010
Q. Probity Financial Services currently (02/02/10) offers a no-fee overdraft online checking account. If you have one of these accounts with them would you please leave a review for the rest of us? Thanks!
Asked by jes327 - Tue Feb 2 20:20:59 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have had nothing but good experiences with this/my company! It is amazing to have checks clear along with transactions all under ONE monthly fee!! I am able to contact them and they respond to all my concerns in a timely manner...without fail. I can not stress this aspect of Probity...without fail I am able to get answers to my questions and reconcile my account to the penny via email if something seems out of 'whack' with my balance. I have used my overdraft sparingly but; it has saved me enumarable times whenI have an emergency arise. In lieu of the CheckntoCash operations that keep you in perpetual loop of fees's and needing to get more advances.. I am using my own money to replenish my overdraft and not allowing myself to be in… [cont.]
Answered by Brenda Rowell Besson - Fri Feb 5 10:52:03 2010
Help on what Financial Services are exactly?
Q. I was wondering if anyone could give me some basick background information on what financial services are as I dont have a clue but need to know the basics on the subject. I would be greatful if anyone was able to help me out here and give me some information or any good sources to where I can find the information such as websites or books. Ive tried to google its not really giving me what im looking for. Thank you in advance to any answers given to my question.
Asked by Richard R - Fri Jan 30 13:27:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I was wondering if anyone could give me some basick background information on what financial services are as I dont have a clue but need to know the basics on the subject. I would be greatful if anyone was able to help me out here and give me some information or any good sources to where I can find the information such as websites or books. Ive tried to google its not really giving me what im looking for. Thank you in advance to any answers given to my question.
Asked by Richard R - Fri Jan 30 13:27:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How will a Bachelors of Science in Marketing benefit me over a Bachelors of Science in Financial Services?
Q. I am currently a student of Financial Services but recently have taken an interest in Marketing. The University I attend doesn't allow minors in the school of business so I am trying to gain some insight on which one I would appreciate more.
Asked by Lindsay D - Thu Feb 14 12:58:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This question has so much more to do with YOU than with anything outside. Jobs are plentiful and varied in both fields. You really can't go wrong with either. Over the long haul you'll probably make more money in financial services, but if you don't like it money won't help if you feel like it's killing your soul. Marketing will bring out your more creative side, and probably has more flexibility in the end. Back in the dot.com days, I had students in Mgt Info Sys classes who hated it but thought it would make them tycoons. So not only did they spend 2 years in a program they didn't like, then they got jobs they didn't like, and they they all went on unemployment when the dot.com stuff crashed and had to basically go back to… [cont.]
Answered by 40acres - Thu Feb 14 13:08:52 2008
Q. I am currently a student of Financial Services but recently have taken an interest in Marketing. The University I attend doesn't allow minors in the school of business so I am trying to gain some insight on which one I would appreciate more.
Asked by Lindsay D - Thu Feb 14 12:58:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This question has so much more to do with YOU than with anything outside. Jobs are plentiful and varied in both fields. You really can't go wrong with either. Over the long haul you'll probably make more money in financial services, but if you don't like it money won't help if you feel like it's killing your soul. Marketing will bring out your more creative side, and probably has more flexibility in the end. Back in the dot.com days, I had students in Mgt Info Sys classes who hated it but thought it would make them tycoons. So not only did they spend 2 years in a program they didn't like, then they got jobs they didn't like, and they they all went on unemployment when the dot.com stuff crashed and had to basically go back to… [cont.]
Answered by 40acres - Thu Feb 14 13:08:52 2008
Has anyone conducted business with Interest Financial Services? Are they legitimate or a scam?
Q. I was offered a home 300,000 home loan from Interest Financial Services, but they are requiring a collateral deposit of $8,200. I can understand the need for the deopsit, since I am high risk with bad credit, but the comapny wants me to send the money via wester union to someone in Canada. I am looking for ANYONE who has done business with this company.
Asked by ark_rn30 - Sat Feb 28 14:38:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scam. Loan amounts are REDUCED by fees. You NEVER pay the fees up front. Scammers hope you don't know that, offer you fake money and try to get you to send the money via Western Union (it's untraceable and they can pick it without ID).
Answered by the tax lady - Sat Feb 28 14:44:23 2009
Q. I was offered a home 300,000 home loan from Interest Financial Services, but they are requiring a collateral deposit of $8,200. I can understand the need for the deopsit, since I am high risk with bad credit, but the comapny wants me to send the money via wester union to someone in Canada. I am looking for ANYONE who has done business with this company.
Asked by ark_rn30 - Sat Feb 28 14:38:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scam. Loan amounts are REDUCED by fees. You NEVER pay the fees up front. Scammers hope you don't know that, offer you fake money and try to get you to send the money via Western Union (it's untraceable and they can pick it without ID).
Answered by the tax lady - Sat Feb 28 14:44:23 2009
how do i get a financial consulting firm where they can offer me financial services and loans for a business?
Q. how do i get a financial consulting firm where they can offer me financial services and loans for a business plan of mine which will help humanity a great deal.
Asked by osawaru123 - Sun Aug 12 14:45:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would strongly recommend that you talk to a business counselor before you do anything else. I'd call the local office of SCORE (go to and input your zip code to find the chapter nearest you), the advice is FREE. The counselor at SCORE will most likely advise you to write a business plan which is very good advice because it will force you to dig out all of the start up details and the costs of starting a 'humanity based' business and force you to also understand all of the aspects of this business including the customers you'll concentrate on (your market ) and how you'll go after them. You'll need to register the business and look into perhaps non-profit status with your state controller's office and make sure that you have any… [cont.]
Answered by ynot - Sun Aug 12 15:26:12 2007
Q. how do i get a financial consulting firm where they can offer me financial services and loans for a business plan of mine which will help humanity a great deal.
Asked by osawaru123 - Sun Aug 12 14:45:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would strongly recommend that you talk to a business counselor before you do anything else. I'd call the local office of SCORE (go to and input your zip code to find the chapter nearest you), the advice is FREE. The counselor at SCORE will most likely advise you to write a business plan which is very good advice because it will force you to dig out all of the start up details and the costs of starting a 'humanity based' business and force you to also understand all of the aspects of this business including the customers you'll concentrate on (your market ) and how you'll go after them. You'll need to register the business and look into perhaps non-profit status with your state controller's office and make sure that you have any… [cont.]
Answered by ynot - Sun Aug 12 15:26:12 2007
To what extent did your internship affect your plans for a career in financial services?
Q. I use to work at the Crowne Plaza Time Sqaure Hotel in Manhattan for six weeks. What does this internship have to do with a career financial services . I really don't understand the question. Whoever has the best answer wins
Asked by Siegel - Wed Aug 30 19:17:30 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The internship after getting a business degree is very influential in choosing my career path. I got an internship in a large bank, and i really liked the environment, culture, and the business. it intrigued me so much that i pursued a banking career after my studies. if you worked in crowne plaza, which is a hotel, then at least you should be able to get experience on the financial aspect of running the hotel. try to get an understanding on cost/room or overhead costs, and economies of scale. this will give you a feel of the financial aspect of the hotel. this skill can be transferred to banking where you will deal with all sorts of numbers.
Answered by J - Wed Aug 30 19:26:53 2006
Q. I use to work at the Crowne Plaza Time Sqaure Hotel in Manhattan for six weeks. What does this internship have to do with a career financial services . I really don't understand the question. Whoever has the best answer wins
Asked by Siegel - Wed Aug 30 19:17:30 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The internship after getting a business degree is very influential in choosing my career path. I got an internship in a large bank, and i really liked the environment, culture, and the business. it intrigued me so much that i pursued a banking career after my studies. if you worked in crowne plaza, which is a hotel, then at least you should be able to get experience on the financial aspect of running the hotel. try to get an understanding on cost/room or overhead costs, and economies of scale. this will give you a feel of the financial aspect of the hotel. this skill can be transferred to banking where you will deal with all sorts of numbers.
Answered by J - Wed Aug 30 19:26:53 2006
Has anyone used Eagle Financial Services for college funding strategies?
Q. Eagle Financial Services claims to provide assistance with student counseling, college funding, financial aid data gathering & processing. My son met the financial planner at a college baseball clinic. After a complimentary call, we are considering paying a monthly retainer for their help. Does anyone know how legit this company is? Any feedback on experience dealing with Eagle Financial Solutions based in Central Ohio?
Asked by Kathy L - Wed Sep 3 14:15:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can get much information in this website, If you will check anyone blue link in website.
Answered by nariko_nariko29 n - Wed Sep 3 14:25:34 2008
Q. Eagle Financial Services claims to provide assistance with student counseling, college funding, financial aid data gathering & processing. My son met the financial planner at a college baseball clinic. After a complimentary call, we are considering paying a monthly retainer for their help. Does anyone know how legit this company is? Any feedback on experience dealing with Eagle Financial Solutions based in Central Ohio?
Asked by Kathy L - Wed Sep 3 14:15:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can get much information in this website, If you will check anyone blue link in website.
Answered by nariko_nariko29 n - Wed Sep 3 14:25:34 2008
How do I qualify for Illinois Legal Aid to ban the debt collector, National Financial Services, Inc.?
Q. To tell that I AM disabled and refuse to make a payment to National Financial Services, Inc. in Kentucky.
Asked by Alfie Martin - Wed Nov 21 16:51:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can not ban a debt collector even if you are disabled. Being disabled does not excuse the debt. You can contact them *in writing* and ask them to stop calling you. This does not end the debt, just the phone calls.
Answered by davidmi711 - Wed Nov 21 17:06:00 2007
Q. To tell that I AM disabled and refuse to make a payment to National Financial Services, Inc. in Kentucky.
Asked by Alfie Martin - Wed Nov 21 16:51:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can not ban a debt collector even if you are disabled. Being disabled does not excuse the debt. You can contact them *in writing* and ask them to stop calling you. This does not end the debt, just the phone calls.
Answered by davidmi711 - Wed Nov 21 17:06:00 2007
Has the single market affected competition in the financial services sector?
Q. in your opinion, has the / single european market changed the way the financial services sector works? affected competition? what do you think?
Asked by Hayley - Wed Aug 27 04:56:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think they have somewhat. You really have to be on your toes in business nowadays.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Sun Aug 31 04:22:44 2008
Q. in your opinion, has the / single european market changed the way the financial services sector works? affected competition? what do you think?
Asked by Hayley - Wed Aug 27 04:56:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think they have somewhat. You really have to be on your toes in business nowadays.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Sun Aug 31 04:22:44 2008
The company I work for is changing who I report to from the VP of Financial Services to someone only 6weeks?
Q. Im their Systems Financial Manager and handle all their Accounts Payable's and a list of other stuff. They are having me report to a new AR manager who has only been here 6 weeks and doesnt know much about her job ? My old boss who I did report 2 was the VP of Financial Services. I know more about the job then this new employee b/c I've been here for 2 years why would they do that??
Asked by dohcgsr2000 - Mon Dec 10 11:28:10 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is sometimes difficult to understand changes in bosses. Some companies make good choices, others don't. You will be judged on your loyalty and efforts. I would interpret that the VP you reported to has too much work and needs to spend less time involved in day to day details. Your new boss may not know as much, but the company also probably looked at you and realized you were knowledgeable and didn't need a lot of supervision. Keep your new boss informed, don't get in turf wars, seize this opportunity to shine.
Answered by JJ - Mon Dec 10 20:54:03 2007
Q. Im their Systems Financial Manager and handle all their Accounts Payable's and a list of other stuff. They are having me report to a new AR manager who has only been here 6 weeks and doesnt know much about her job ? My old boss who I did report 2 was the VP of Financial Services. I know more about the job then this new employee b/c I've been here for 2 years why would they do that??
Asked by dohcgsr2000 - Mon Dec 10 11:28:10 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is sometimes difficult to understand changes in bosses. Some companies make good choices, others don't. You will be judged on your loyalty and efforts. I would interpret that the VP you reported to has too much work and needs to spend less time involved in day to day details. Your new boss may not know as much, but the company also probably looked at you and realized you were knowledgeable and didn't need a lot of supervision. Keep your new boss informed, don't get in turf wars, seize this opportunity to shine.
Answered by JJ - Mon Dec 10 20:54:03 2007
starting a career in financial services industry?
Q. Hello, I am software developer with 7 years of development experience, and now I would like to break into financial services industry (as a developer). Could anyone suggest any courses/degrees/etc? Thanks in advance
Asked by STHOTAKURA - Tue Mar 23 15:29:52 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi - It really depends on what area of software development are you in...To my knowledge I have heard of people working as consultants to banks or other financial services firms as staff in an IT department for a bank need not be core IT experts but functional as to say. You may want to check out the openings on job search web-sites to start with and as others must have said try to network through friends and family with people working for these companies who can help you with an opening of a specific kind what you may be looking for... I know its more general but depending on the area of s/w development you are in, you can seek more guidance... Hope this helps!
Answered by Email M - Tue Mar 23 16:29:06 2010
Q. Hello, I am software developer with 7 years of development experience, and now I would like to break into financial services industry (as a developer). Could anyone suggest any courses/degrees/etc? Thanks in advance
Asked by STHOTAKURA - Tue Mar 23 15:29:52 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi - It really depends on what area of software development are you in...To my knowledge I have heard of people working as consultants to banks or other financial services firms as staff in an IT department for a bank need not be core IT experts but functional as to say. You may want to check out the openings on job search web-sites to start with and as others must have said try to network through friends and family with people working for these companies who can help you with an opening of a specific kind what you may be looking for... I know its more general but depending on the area of s/w development you are in, you can seek more guidance... Hope this helps!
Answered by Email M - Tue Mar 23 16:29:06 2010
HOW DO I CALCULATE the true costs for using a financial services group?
Q. what are the total costs included in using a financial services group such as: the ag edwards group or any other such services?
Asked by Paul M H - Mon Nov 5 10:52:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two kinds of financial advisers, commission and fee. I don't know if Edwards is one or the other; ask them. Merrill Lynch, Thomas Jones and a lot of the other big names are commission brokers. You don't want them. In addition to charging high commissions, usually in the 5% neighborhood, some of them have their own family of funds which they will promote to you to the exclusion of other, better investment choices. Ask yourself, how likely is it for one fund family (even the good no-load families like Fidelity and Vanguard) to have the best funds in EVERY sector (large cap growth, mid-cap, small cap, international, value, etc)? This is why you pick and choose from ALL of the available funds. Many of these commission brokers' 'captiv [cont.]
Answered by curtisports2 - Mon Nov 5 11:11:32 2007
Q. what are the total costs included in using a financial services group such as: the ag edwards group or any other such services?
Asked by Paul M H - Mon Nov 5 10:52:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two kinds of financial advisers, commission and fee. I don't know if Edwards is one or the other; ask them. Merrill Lynch, Thomas Jones and a lot of the other big names are commission brokers. You don't want them. In addition to charging high commissions, usually in the 5% neighborhood, some of them have their own family of funds which they will promote to you to the exclusion of other, better investment choices. Ask yourself, how likely is it for one fund family (even the good no-load families like Fidelity and Vanguard) to have the best funds in EVERY sector (large cap growth, mid-cap, small cap, international, value, etc)? This is why you pick and choose from ALL of the available funds. Many of these commission brokers' 'captiv [cont.]
Answered by curtisports2 - Mon Nov 5 11:11:32 2007
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