CFP, Senior Financial Planner
$140,000 - $165,000
ApplyCFP, Senior Financial Planner
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$140,000 - $165,000
About the role
- Gain a deep understanding of our clients’ unique needs and aspirations to confidently advise them on their financial goals
- Help craft custom investment portfolios using Wedmont's index-based investment philosophy
- Be responsible for maintaining a book of business
- Build and deepen your knowledge and skillset by maintaining an in-depth understanding of financial planning and the investment markets
- Continue to develop and refine your craft of financial planning
- Be an active part of a collaborative team
- Analyze clients’ financial situations (e.g. balance sheets, income, and expenses)
- Examine and identify financial planning opportunities (e.g. investments, tax, T&E, risk management, etc.)Develop sound financial plans for clients
- Customize financial plans according to clients’ changing needs
- Help clients implement their plans and execute transactions
- Assist in sales presentations to prospective clients
- Build strong relationships to retain existing clients
- Maintain updated knowledge of regulations, best practices, and financial products
- CFP required
- Preference for candidates with additional credentials/degrees (i.e., CFA, CPA, JD/LLM, etc.)Minimum five years of lead advisor experience, preference for more tenured professional
- Excellent communication skills - both written and verbal
- Exceptional investment acumen and knowledge of broad range of planning topics
- Ability to analyze financial information and comply with regulations
- Strong ethics, with a customer-oriented attitude
- Ability to foster long-term client relationships
- Experience with Charles Schwab, Orion, Salesforce, and Right Capital is a plus
- We have a highly competitive salary, bonus, and benefit plan
- Starting salary of $140,000 - $160,000 dependent on experience but cash compensation will exceed $200,000 within 24 months of onboarding
- Our employees experience significant increases in compensation and responsibility
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