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5 Reasons why being a Wealth Manager is one of the Best Job to be in

Ever wanted to wake up in the morning, have a run, swim, have a game of tennis or golf?  How about a lovely breakfast with your family, friends or clients?  And talk about the little things in life?

And still take home a pay of $80,000 to $250,000 annually?  This is the life of a successful wealth manager.  Of course not every Wealth Manager lives such a cozy life.

Some prefer to work continuously hard, some prefer to go to the office every morning at 830 am and go home at 5pm.  But this is entirely possible, making being a Wealth Manager one of the best job to be in.



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We look at the top 5 reasons why being a Wealth Manager is one of the best job to be in:

 

No. 1 Financial Rewards

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Accessing Wealth Management Application

Almost any aspiring Wealth Manager is attracted by the financial rewards – the money.  The possibility of taking home $20,000 a month at 25 years old with the top Wealth Manager taking home pay cheques that can go up to a few million dollars a year.

Regardless of background and academic achievements, the financial rewards are now possible.  Though most don’t end up with such impressive income, many Wealth Managers take home a comfortable income that is more than what they would had earned in a typical career path.

Many successful Wealth Managers go beyond the thought of making lot of money quickly.  They realised, to be a good Wealth Manager, good knowledge, good communication skills, clients’ interests and trust are more important.

 

No. 2 Gaining Financial Knowledge

Portfolio Allocation
Portfolio Allocation

Having an income is great for many young adults.  After years of toiling through examinations, having a job and income means they are able to spend on things they want.  Except things can go terribly wrong.  Below is a list of money-traps people go through in life:

  • Overspending
  • Temptation to splurge on an expensive holiday, car or house
  • Spiralling credit card bills
  • Taking unnecessary long-term loans
  • Avoiding Insurance
  • Getting into bad investments
  • Getting into scams
  • Over-saving

Gaining basic and adequate financial knowledge is extremely helpful.  These less-encouraged behaviours and actions not only occur for young adults, but with many educated professionals and retirees falling into the same trap.

As a Wealth Manager, you are able to learn how to manage money prudently for clients, and for yourself too.  This can save large amount of money over time.  For example, a bad investment can cost $100,000 to be lost.  But how long does it take for an average person to save $100,000?

Example of Financial Tools a Wealth Manager can learn:

  • Deposits
  • Interest Rate
  • Foreign Exchange
  • Bonds
  • Stocks
  • Fixed Income
  • Unit Trust
  • Structured Products
  • Endowments
  • Investment Linked Policies
  • Derivatives
  • Alternative Investments

 

No. 3 Sharing of Expertise and Knowledge

Depressing Times
Depressing Times

Sharing is a joy.  Being able to earn money from it is a wonder.

With the knowledge and expertise, you are now able to advise clients on tough wealth & financial issues:

  • Stopping a financially strapped young couple from splurging on a grand wedding
  • Enforcing a sole-bread winner to buy a comprehensive health and life insurance
  • Setting up a diversified portfolio and long-term investment plan for a hardworking employee
  • Getting a wealthy client with no dependents to write a will or a trust
  • Sharing business, key-man, economic and investment risks to a group of business partners on the verge of a failed partnership.

You are likely more than a wealth manager or advisor.  You take on roles in relationship management, investigation, counselling and teaching.  It is of great personal satisfaction and achievement to be able to impact clients positively.

 

No. 4 Joining Preferred Network & Interest Groups

Socialites
Socialites

The early days and years as a Wealth Manager is extremely tough – the real reason why many give up and quit.

Wealth Managers do an incredibly amount of things

  • making sales call
  • making cold-calls
  • facing thousands of rejections from prospects
  • client acquisition
  • relationship building
  • talking, sharing, listening, probing
  • selling, advising and closing sales

And more unwanted work such as mandatory learning and regulatory adherences, unpredictable financial markets and complaints of mistakes or advisory process.

After the initial years, Wealth Managers gather quality experiences and know what they like and dislike, what they can handle or can’t handle.  They start to prospect and profile their clients more predictably, and build network and join interest groups to form their potential client base.

For example, if you are fascinated about cars, you can join a car interest groups and possibly pick up a number of prospects.  If you like to serve business clients, you can join business groups and associations.  If you prefer to stay away from clients, you can look for professional clients who work very hard and have very little time.  If you like to play golf, you can join golf clubs.

Not many jobs in the world allow you to do choose who you want to hang out with and who qualifies to be your client.

Not convinced about being able to learn about money management? Gaining beneficial wealth & financial knowledge?  Or being able to advise people on money matters? Or just being able to choose who you want to hang out with?

Below is often the No.1 Reason why you want to be a Wealth Manager

 

No. 5 Plan Your Own Time

PhD University Candidate
PhD University Candidate

Planning your own time.  The freedom and flexibility to be whenever and wherever you want to be is priceless.  Taking a holiday, spending time with your loved ones, taking weekdays off and only working on weekends, all these are possible as a Wealth Manager.

This is less possible in banking roles such as Personal Banker, Priority Bankers or Private Bankers.  But Priority Bankers and Private Bankers do have some degree of freedom too, though the extend of their freedom depends on the profile of their clients and business policies.  For example, if a Private Banker has fast-growing business clients with active investments, they will likely be kept busy.  But if a Private Banker is managing mostly retirees, they could enjoy their afternoon tea with clients.

And since in established financial institutions, the client’s portfolio is co-managed by a team of experts, the Wealth Manager can have a peace of mind knowing that the portfolio is in good hands.

 

These are 5 reasons why being a Wealth Manager is one of the best jobs to be in.

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