Personal financial advisors guide individuals in their financial ventures and decisions. They meet with their clientele to gain information about their financial status and circumstances in order to create a financial plan that is personalized to their needs. Aside from giving financial advice, they can sell stocks, bonds, and the like. Personal financial advisors must always keep in touch with the market so that they may make educated decisions regarding investments and the distribution of money. They must also be informed on updated market values and inflation, as they can sometimes assist in pin-pointing the worth of a business. (“Personal Financial Advisor”)
The job outlook for personal financial advisors is above average and on the …show more content…
I'm decent at giving emotional advice, but I wouldn't trust myself giving financial advice. I would have to gain control of my own finances first. I wouldn't mind having a financial advisor of my own, but being one would not be ideal. Even once I'm educated and have a better understanding of finances, I don't think I'd have much of a desire to become a financial advisor simply because it doesn't interest …show more content…
I had a very hard time finding three business careers that I want to go into. Out of the three occupations, I would most enjoy being a meeting, convention, and event planner, but my research is not what caught my attention, rather, our guest speaker, David Hainline's presentation. Aside from being a meeting, convention, and event planner, when I think of business, I only think of being the owner (Mr. Hainline is the owner of his business, which is probably why it caught my attention). If I'm going to work under someone, I want to be doing something I love. I haven't been able to find many business careers that really interest me or that I find really intriguing. After hearing you say that I don't need a business degree to be a business owner, and that the degree is really just what differentiates me when applying to be an employee, I decided that a major in business may not be what is going to benefit me most. I plan on minoring in entrepreneurship, however, I may decide to change my major come spring semester. I'm just not sure what else I want to
The job outlook for personal financial advisors is above average and on the …show more content…
I'm decent at giving emotional advice, but I wouldn't trust myself giving financial advice. I would have to gain control of my own finances first. I wouldn't mind having a financial advisor of my own, but being one would not be ideal. Even once I'm educated and have a better understanding of finances, I don't think I'd have much of a desire to become a financial advisor simply because it doesn't interest …show more content…
I had a very hard time finding three business careers that I want to go into. Out of the three occupations, I would most enjoy being a meeting, convention, and event planner, but my research is not what caught my attention, rather, our guest speaker, David Hainline's presentation. Aside from being a meeting, convention, and event planner, when I think of business, I only think of being the owner (Mr. Hainline is the owner of his business, which is probably why it caught my attention). If I'm going to work under someone, I want to be doing something I love. I haven't been able to find many business careers that really interest me or that I find really intriguing. After hearing you say that I don't need a business degree to be a business owner, and that the degree is really just what differentiates me when applying to be an employee, I decided that a major in business may not be what is going to benefit me most. I plan on minoring in entrepreneurship, however, I may decide to change my major come spring semester. I'm just not sure what else I want to