Remote Financial Educator

Posted 9 days ago

wealthwaveLos Angeles (CA)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

WealthWave exists to help end financial illiteracy by transforming the way people understand and experience money. We focus on educating individuals and families about money while empowering them to feel safe, confident, and supported as they build long term financial security. WealthWave provides training, tools, and technology to develop purpose driven entrepreneurs across North America, supporting financial education, sustainable income growth, and scalable businesses rooted in impact.
Qualifications: We seek motivated individuals who are ready for a new journey and feel called to make a meaningful difference, including entrepreneurs, educators, sales leaders, stay-at-home parents, professionals seeking a secondary income, and ambitious, growth minded individuals. Our program supports the creation of community based learning environments focused on practical financial education. With proven training and modern marketing systems, you can build and scale your own agency within the financial services industry. This is a 1099, commission based opportunity offering flexible, spare time, part-time, remote work and self paced learning. Our program provides a pathway to become a licensed professional and financial educator, helping individuals and families implement real world strategies they need to improve their relationship with money and create a more stable and empowered financial future.

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