Wealth Advisor
$75-150k
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$75-150k
About the role
- Work to establish a level of trust and confidence with our client to serve as the main advisor for their wealth management needs
- Discuss client investment goals with consideration given to risk tolerance, asset allocation preferences, cash flow requirements, tax sensitivity, and potential life events
- Work with the advisory team to implement investment plans and coordinate adjustments
- Monitor client investment portfolios and performance
- Communicate insights for clients regarding essential contributors and detractors
- Advise high net worth clients as needed and consult mid-market institutional clients
- Coordinate the creation of detailed wealth management plans for individuals
- Organize the creation consulting reports for institutions
- Help present plans to clients effectively and clearly
- Actively seek new business opportunities
- Develop essential knowledge of our financial planning software and technology
- Clearly and regularly track all client and prospect interactions using our CRM (Salesforce)
- Participate in regular internal meetings
- Work on a schedule that best suits client needs
- Bachelor’s degree or higher 5+ years’ relevant experience
- Series 6, 63, & 65 or Series 7 & 66 required or willing to pursue upon hire
- Certified Financial PlannerTM or comparable professional designation preferred, or the willingness to pursue a comparable designation
- Experience with Salesforce.com, Sales Navigator, and LinkedIn is preferred
- A proven record of achieving new business a plus
- PerksHealth, dental & vision insurance
- Employer HSA contribution
- Opt out credit 401k employer match
- Paid volunteer days
- Gym reimbursement
- Free access to a Workplace Financial Advisor
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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