Financial Advisor
$60.00 per hour
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$60.00 per hour
About the role
- Minimum $60M in portable AUM* Active Series 7 or Series 66 licenses (or Series 63 and 65)* Established, transferable client relationships* Strong production history and demonstrated client retention* Commitment to delivering exceptional wealth management services Why Merrill Lynch?* Competitive transition packages based on individual qualifications, production, and portability* Access to Bank of America’s extensive banking and lending capabilities* Comprehensive investment solutions, financial planning, and wealth management resources* Advanced technology and advisor support* Opportunities to grow your practice through Merrill’s national platform The LCS Advantage Through Loubert Consulting Services, qualified candidates receive:* Direct introductions to Merrill Lynch Market Executives and senior leadership* Confidential evaluation of potential transition opportunities* Personalized recruiting guidance throughout the process* Direct access to decision-makers without unnecessary recruiting layers Interested in Exploring an Opportunity? All inquiries are handled with complete confidentiality and discretion. Send me a direct message or contact Loubert Consulting Services to arrange a confidential conversation. Your clients. Your practice. xhmxlyz Merrill Lynch’s platform.#Merrill Lynch #Financial Advisor #Wealth Management #Financial AdvisorJobs #Financial AdvisorRecruiting #Series7 #BankOfAmerica #Loubert ConsultingServices
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