<p>Hey All!
I’m hoping to find out what might be the best career path for myself. I enjoy personal finance and investing. I would love to help people manage their money wisely (budgeting, investing, etc.). I would much rather work with middle income clients than high income. I would prefer to work for an already established company than start my own and work independently. When looking all of this up, I found a lot on Personal Financial Advisors and liked that but the trend I saw was that if I want to work for an already established company, I would typically be working with high income clients. And if I wanted to work with middle income, I saw most suggestions were to work independently. What do you all think would be the appropriate career path?</p>
<p>Try a undergrad degree in accounting and a master’s in taxation. Look into a CPA or a Personal Financial Planner certificate. Look for traditional banking companies. Or companies that deal with insurance and investments like Northwestern Mutual, for example.</p>