Financial Professional Internship

Posted 3 days ago

moody street groupWest Newton (MA)

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About the role

Internship At The Moody Street Group An internship at The Moody Street Group gives you valuable, real-world work experience to prepare you for a career in Financial Services or other fields, while building on your classroom learning. You have flexibility to pursue your studies while actually working. You can be recognized and rewarded for your hard work both financially and through developmental opportunities. While you are able to run your own financial-services practice as an intern, you won't be alone. Training, mentors and role models will be there to guide you along the way. Following training, you will be part of our team located in Waltham Massachusetts, working side-by-side with experienced associates and office staff. As a financial professional intern, you will meet with clients to find out their needs and values, make recommendations for insurance and financial services, and provide ongoing client service. Students are able to earn a stipend, an activity bonus and commissions. Number of Interns: 4+ Compensation/Benefits: Academic Credit, Activity Bonus, Commissions and Stipend Duration: 6 months which can be renewed Academic Level: College Sophomores, College Juniors, College Seniors, Recent Graduates, Business school students The Moody Street Group, LLC, a General Agency appointed with the insurance companies of One America® and a Registered Branch of One America® Securities offers a variety of insurance and financial products and services to individuals, executives, professionals, and business owners. The Mission of the Moody Street Group, LLC, is to assist clients in reaching their personal and business goals and helping to secure their financial future with financial services based on their needs and values. Our associates are carefully trained and have backup and support, both locally and nationally, in each of our products and services.

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