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I am considering to get my series 6 investment licence. I know that It qualifies me to sell annuities, and other form of securities, but are there any salaried positions that i could do with a series 6? Im not exactly into the idea of working for commission only.
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There are some insurance companies who would pay a salary to reps; usually for one year. That gives you time to get a book of business started so that working for commission after that is not a bad thing. No one wants you to be comfortable. They want you to be hungary so you work hard and make them lots of money.
One thing about selling annuities is that depending on the kind of annuity and the kind of pay out you select, you could get paid when you sell the annuity, and then receive "trails" on that same annuity for years to come. The trails can add up to big bucks down the road, which is like getting a salary. As you continue to make new sales, your income continues to grow from the new commissions plus the trails.
Commission only sales are no fun in the beginning, but after sereral years, it starts to pay off!.....speaking from experience!
Other places you may want to check out would be banks and credit unions. They have financial reps who sell investments and annuities to their clients. Places like Edward Jones, E G Edwards, Wells Fargo may also help you get started.
Allstate contacted me several years ago looking for someone to work their client base, selling investments and life insurance. Maybe a tough first year or so to start, but they have a large existing client list that you contact....a lot easier than starting out cold. You just have to ask around.
There are some insurance companies who would pay a salary to reps; usually for one year. That gives you time to get a book of business started so that working for commission after that is not a bad thing. No one wants you to be comfortable. They want you to be hungary so you work hard and make them lots of money.
One thing about selling annuities is that depending on the kind of annuity and the kind of pay out you select, you could get paid when you sell the annuity, and then receive "trails" on that same annuity for years to come. The trails can add up to big bucks down the road, which is like getting a salary. As you continue to make new sales, your income continues to grow from the new commissions plus the trails.
Commission only sales are no fun in the beginning, but after sereral years, it starts to pay off!.....speaking from experience!
Other places you may want to check out would be banks and credit unions. They have financial reps who sell investments and annuities to their clients. Places like Edward Jones, E G Edwards, Wells Fargo may also help you get started.
Allstate contacted me several years ago looking for someone to work their client base, selling investments and life insurance. Maybe a tough first year or so to start, but they have a large existing client list that you contact....a lot easier than starting out cold. You just have to ask around.
What would be a suitable, easy to use camera for my grandmother?
Tania M
My grandmother has an old camera that uses film and can't even zoom properly. She visits my aunts and uncles often and takes numerous pictures all the time. I want her to have a better camera, but something that she can understand and that is easy to use with simple instructions.
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That depends on how technology-savvy she is. Does she have a computer and know how to use it, at least the Word and e-mail functions? Then she's probably ready for a digital, but be aware that new technology can be challenging.
I gave someone in a similar situation his first digital camera, a simple point-and-shoot with its own computer-free printer dock. (OK, it was a close family member and Christmas, I don't throw my money around that easily). It was a Kodak Easy Share, from the "C" series. This was great, because like your grandmother, he mostly took family photos and wanted to share them and print them easily. He wasn't trying for great artistic effects, just nice clear snapshots. That way he could get hard copies, and as he became more comfortable with the computer, he learned how to send by e-mail. New cameras in that series have come out since then.
BTW, if your grandmother needs glasses for reading (it happens, I know all too well!) it should have a large screen, simple graphics with large print, and the controls should be clearly marked. The Kodak (it was the simplest in the line at that time) was pretty good on that score.
And no, I don't work for Kodak ........
That depends on how technology-savvy she is. Does she have a computer and know how to use it, at least the Word and e-mail functions? Then she's probably ready for a digital, but be aware that new technology can be challenging.
I gave someone in a similar situation his first digital camera, a simple point-and-shoot with its own computer-free printer dock. (OK, it was a close family member and Christmas, I don't throw my money around that easily). It was a Kodak Easy Share, from the "C" series. This was great, because like your grandmother, he mostly took family photos and wanted to share them and print them easily. He wasn't trying for great artistic effects, just nice clear snapshots. That way he could get hard copies, and as he became more comfortable with the computer, he learned how to send by e-mail. New cameras in that series have come out since then.
BTW, if your grandmother needs glasses for reading (it happens, I know all too well!) it should have a large screen, simple graphics with large print, and the controls should be clearly marked. The Kodak (it was the simplest in the line at that time) was pretty good on that score.
And no, I don't work for Kodak ........
how do i create a hedge fund so i could take innocent people money?
userx
the us government makes it so easy and you can get away with it. but i do not know the process. I know i would have to get a lawyer and that is taken care of. whats next? help me?
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You need a Series 7 license, part of the course is ethics. That course is where people historically learn how to con people in a step by step way.
You need a Series 7 license, part of the course is ethics. That course is where people historically learn how to con people in a step by step way.
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