Senior Financial Advisor
Senior Financial Advisor
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provide financial planning support to clients
- Support investment professionals to cultivate client relationships
- Prepare financial plans and check their accuracy
- Bachelor’s degree in finance or related field
- Minimum 3+ years of industry experience
- Must hold current licensing (Life + Series 7 & Series 66) or equivalent.
- Strong understanding of the investment business
- Excellent interpersonal & communication skills
- This position will offer:
- The ability to work with an existing client base lead
- Access to LPL Financials’ full open‑architecture independent platform
- The ability to build a strong book of business with Prudential’s exceptional referral programs
- The opportunity to create client solutions without proprietary product sales requirements
- Compensation that is 100% benefitable, regardless of the product or company you sell
- All earnings are fully pensionable (including all advisory, brokerage, insurance & annuities)
- The look and feel of an independent advisor—with the benefits of being an employee
- Three retirement programs: a 401(k) with a 4% match, a cash balance pension plan, and a pension enhancement plan, plus full medical and dental benefits
- We have two different paths of employment
- We know that making a move is a big decision. xhmxlyz We support you by offering financial packages designed to make your transition to Prudential as smoothly as possible.
- Let’s have a confidential conversation today, please reach out to me directly at 5 or
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