Here in Colombia (and I guess some other develping economies), Accounting and finance are a separate thing. Professional accountants tend to choose the accounting path, and other professions are left with the other three (If you are not a certified accountant you cannot legally do some things. like being an auditor or corporate accounting)
@@thefinancemajor. Your video is extremely informative and helped me a lot. Can you dive into private banking a little more? Where does this fall in your flowchart? Thanks!
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Bro you just saved my life ... in all of a sudden you made me understand so many broken pieces I had in my mind ... I mean I just figured out so many things instantly! And you re helping for my future as well! I’m currently in a master degree with finance major and I’m an intern analyst at an European stock exchange. So I have a lot of questions, but you helped me so much! Thanks a lot !
Thank you. I am currently in the last year of high school and I was not sure of what to do after school and in the future. This gave me a good starting point to gain better insight in the finance career. ✌🏼
Being overwhelmed with all the job prospects available in Finance (and Business in general) is something I can relate to on a personal level lol. I'm about to graduate with a Bachelor in B.A - Finance in May and I STILL don't know what career path to go for, but this video certainly helped!
Thank you. I am a 22 yr old trying to finish my accounting associates and considering moving into Finance. This video has helped me a lot while I'm trying to get my life together. I am extremely grateful for this information.
Commercial banks and insurance companies are some of the largest financial institutions and employers of finance majors. Insurance is not always considered part of "finance" but not mentioning commercial banks is a big oversight.
I'm a Finance major with a minor in business analytics. I work part time in corporate finance/govt contracting while going to school full time & found this video incredibly helpful as I parse out which path I want to take. After my internship with a financial advisory firm I realized I had more options & was conflicted whether I wanted to go down the path of wealth management or stay in corporate or even maybe private banking/research. Theres so many options but I feel drawn to stay in corporate & maybe pursue another path once I get more experience under my belt. Would love some advice if anyone has similar experience, thanks for the video!
@@angue9613 I knew some econ & finance double majors as well as accounting it seemed like finance was the most practical but it had to do w the professors being more helpful with networking in the field. I'd suggest focusing on internships as much as you can experience will always beat out the type of degree.
@@sexiiliexi last question brother . I plan to follow the same path as you. I’m going to get a bs/mba in finance. Would u say corporate finance is a good specialization for the mba? How is the actual job and what do u think the salary range would be with an mba? Would u recommend I do business analytics as a minor or CS. ( ain’t that good at coding) but I don’t know which one we be more beneficial. ( i also have 2 internships going on 3)
I’m more than happy to discover this channel. I need to thank you for your time for this, particularly a fantastic watch!! I liked every little bit of it and I have subscribed you to look at new posts all the time.
Congratulations on graduating as a Roadrunner, Kyle! What are your plans? Also, what kind of topics do you think would be helpful for other finance majors?
My plan is to find a job. I think it would be beneficial to talk about how to successfully conduct a job search in order to land a job in a desired field!
This post on my website may be helpful to you! It's called "How to Start Your Internship Search," but the information applies to job searches as well. Let me know if you have any questions! thefinancemajor.com/index.php/2018/03/06/how-to-start-your-internship-search/
Thank you for making this video! Very informative and straight to the point. This helps me a lot in narrowing down my interest in Finance. Thanks again!
Thanks Yimin, I'm glad the video was helpful! Keep in mind that these are the main career paths that finance majors end up pursuing upon graduation, not a comprehensive list of finance careers. Opportunities for finance majors are endless!
Great video! Very informational, short, and sweet. However, I disagree with the statement that finance majors can take on accounting roles. They technically "can" take on accounting roles. Although, ultimately, if you're considering an accounting role, I recommend majoring in accounting. Accounting firms prefer an accounting student over a finance student. This is something I've learned through personal experience at job fairs and via recruiting for my accouting firm. Just some food for thought.
Never could decide between a Finance major or Accounting major. Ended up doing a double major. B.S. Florida State University. First job was with the Feds as an auditor.
Amazing content! Very clear! Thanks. For a person with no math, engineering or business background who wants to get into the finance, in order to get to the entry level position which finance major do you suggest to take? Thanks!
Thanks this was really helpful.. may I suggest, if possible can you make a video on day to day challenges/decisions that each role entails. That would give a really practical view of different careers...thanks again
Hi Aditya. I agree, and will begin interviewing individuals within these different fields. Check out my interview with an Internal Client Advisor at one of the largest investment banks in the world: ruclips.net/video/tfF2gmUzhPo/видео.html
@@edf6082 I'm leaning towards f io nance but my intro to accounting class is also fun. I won't decide for sure until I've taken 1 beginner class in accounting and one in finance.
Same here, I have a high interest in accounting; however my school offers a finance major program that only requires you to take 36 credit hours. I'm not sure how to incorporate these two disciplines together.
Informative video bro, wish you made it bk in 2003. Lol I remember when me and 2 other Finance Grads were standing in a circle wondering what to do with our Degrees. You should find and interview some professionals in the branches you laid out. It'll be very informative and good for your channel ! Thnx.
Hi, this was truly informative! I would like to know the possible career paths in derivatives trading. I have learnt about options futures and derivatives and their pricing in my Finance class and wanted to know if there is any profession that allows me to work with them. Like pricing, risk assessing anything of the sort. Just a noob passing by! Thanks in advance
Sales and Trading (S&T) or Market Risk Management could be good career paths that allow you to work with derivatives. I may interview someone in this field for a future video.
FP&A is required in most large companies, for example Unilever, Amazon etc. The analysts in the dept. will investigate the performance of the company and recommend actions to take. Skill sets required include commercial accumen, excel, critical thinking and data analysis. Hope this helps 🙂
I was headed for a Business Entrepreneurship degree with the hopes of Law school, but I speak with my advisor tomorrow to switch my major and I think I’m going to switch to Finance (over Accounting). Hope I’m making a good decision in switching to a career path I’m more interested in! :)
@@luislicona386 I lost interest in finance honestly, but I did complete the degree and I learned a lot of valuable information about businesses, banks, and the economy.
Good video! I am working currently in the Transfer Pricing Financial Transactions team in Big4 (like establishing the correct price for intra-company or intra-group transfers in loans, bonds, guarantees, cash pooling etc), and sometimes do the valuation of intangibles like royalties and patents for transfers as well. Do you think I have a shot in corporate finance sphere? Major is Financial Economics.
I really found the video to be very explicit, it has made everything so clear that I now know exactly what’s the difference between every single one. 💯💯👍🏻🙏🏻
Hi, great video. I'm a MSc in engineering and been working as an engineer for last 7 year. I have a strong interest for investments, financial analysis and lately I've been drawn more and more to finance. What positions would you recommend as an entry position to start off in finance?
Good information! I’m looking to start my finance degree next semester. 2 questions, what do you do now that you’ve finished undergrad. And how important do you believe the prestige of the school you attended truly is during the hiring process, or is it more experience based?
Hey Brandon, great questions! (1) I now work as a Risk Analyst at a "bulge bracket" investment bank in NYC. (2) I think the prestige of your school matters to a certain extent, as successful finance programs often have vast networks of alumni and strong recruitment funnels into the most desirable companies. Prestige can help get you the interview, but it won't get you the job. Before starting my current job, I attended a mid-size public university in the Midwest and landed an internship on Wall Street with NO prior work experience within finance. My prior work experience included construction and farm work (no, I'm not kidding). It's about being able to sell your story and explain why you're different.
the finance major. I have yet to begin on my coursework for my finance degree so I couldn’t tell you much more just yet. I’m just trying to have my ducks in a row for when the time comes. My main concern was whether where my degree is from will affect future employment, and to what extent. I certainly understand the aforementioned networking benefit for sure. Looking forward to more videos!
It will definitely be more difficult to get the types of jobs most undergrads get. However, if you want something bad enough, you will find a way to make it happen. Best of luck, Robert!
Try to pull off that degree without racking up a pile of student loan debt. Lack of any kind of debt will make your life considerably more easy. I speak from experience. At 31 you will have more difficulty landing corporate jobs. If it were me I would be looking at the Federal Government because they will not age discriminate like the private sector. Don't screw around and waste time. I see plenty of guys mid to upper 30s and higher with no specific skills or a good degree. What kind of future will they have? At least if you have a good degree that teaches marketable skills you have potential even if you are unemployed for a while or underemployed. Avoid student debt like the plague and be flexible and able to relocate for the job.
An engineering background should be very applicable to finance, given it's math based. Focus on your quantitative skills and start learning the business side of things.
If word finance was a person he would look like this
May be thats why I take a liking in finance😂
Kudos to all the responsible early year-teenagers planning ahead
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Not really early, I got a fee months left before I'm done with hs and I don't have any idea what to do except finance and money
@@Amera01 dawg just watching this one video alone puts us infront of hella people😂
I’m 20 but thanks anyways
@@Amera01 me as a 13 year old/:
Accounting (Financial Accounting, Audit, Tax, Consulting)
Corporate Finance (Corporate / Management Accounting, Internal Audit)
Investment Banking (Investment Trading, Equity Research, Capital Markets (Debt / Stocks - IPO), Mergers and Acquisitions.
Investments (Financial Advisory (CFP), investment services )
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Here in Colombia (and I guess some other develping economies), Accounting and finance are a separate thing. Professional accountants tend to choose the accounting path, and other professions are left with the other three (If you are not a certified accountant you cannot legally do some things. like being an auditor or corporate accounting)
@@juselara02 Exactly, but as accountant you need to know a little about Finance, and a lot about Tax and Accountant (ofc).
Financial analysis, where it would fit? Is a good career?
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Glad you found the video helpful, Usman!
Seriously...
At most, he deserves an A.
What for
Lol uk whats funny, i wrote this comment 5 yrs ago, and chose a diff field
I'm an economics major with an emphasis in Finance, I found this video to be very information-rich in terms of potential career paths. Good job!!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, Wylie! Please let me know if there are any other topics you would like me to cover.
@@thefinancemajor. Your video is extremely informative and helped me a lot. Can you dive into private banking a little more? Where does this fall in your flowchart? Thanks!
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I’m going to uni in September and I’m not sure whether to study economics and finance or business management, any suggestions??
@@adamday9632 economics and finance
I’m 14 and I’m starting to think about what I want to do in my life. I found this video very helpful.
Best of luck! A career in Finance is a great choice, if you're considering it.
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This is exactly what I was looking for! Impressive presentation style
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19 and a finance major and this was really helpful
ok now i want every profession explained with this clarity and we can all make good choices.
Thank you. I am currently in the last year of high school and I was not sure of what to do after school and in the future. This gave me a good starting point to gain better insight in the finance career. ✌🏼
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Economics degree and currently a VP in Treasury Management at one of the top 5 Banks. The coursework is absolutely relevant to my career!
Being overwhelmed with all the job prospects available in Finance (and Business in general) is something I can relate to on a personal level lol. I'm about to graduate with a Bachelor in B.A - Finance in May and I STILL don't know what career path to go for, but this video certainly helped!
This video helped me I’m a freshman in high school and this is the exact video I was looking for to explain all of the major finance jobs
Thank you. I am a 22 yr old trying to finish my accounting associates and considering moving into Finance. This video has helped me a lot while I'm trying to get my life together. I am extremely grateful for this information.
stay in accounting. finance and economics majors are dead-end career paths. finance majors are over-educated salespeople. GET THAT CPA.
@@cirobarzollini6745 can you elaborate more?
I want to go into finance and I prefer working individually but I’ll also work pretty well with a team. Thank you for the video it’s very helpful
So what do you recommend ? As you are a loner ? What path is better ?
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Auditing seems like the best fit for someone switching from Logistics to Finance because both fields involve a lot of process mapping and improvement
I will be transferring from scm to finance, this is interesting to know
@@step0verJr me too
I have been so struggling to figure out my own career path in major Finance. This is what I need~~ Thank you 3000!
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I'm 15 and this is really helpful!!!!!! I'm seriously considering getting a finance major in the future.
Happy to hear that, Xavier! Best of luck!
Thank you man. I'm in high school as of now, in my junior year. I am interested in finance as a major in college, so this was super helpful.
Happy to help, Anthony!
Commercial banks and insurance companies are some of the largest financial institutions and employers of finance majors. Insurance is not always considered part of "finance" but not mentioning commercial banks is a big oversight.
This help me so much understanding investment banking and other categories in finance thank you so much 🙏🏻
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I'm a Finance major with a minor in business analytics. I work part time in corporate finance/govt contracting while going to school full time & found this video incredibly helpful as I parse out which path I want to take. After my internship with a financial advisory firm I realized I had more options & was conflicted whether I wanted to go down the path of wealth management or stay in corporate or even maybe private banking/research. Theres so many options but I feel drawn to stay in corporate & maybe pursue another path once I get more experience under my belt. Would love some advice if anyone has similar experience, thanks for the video!
How would u rate it? I’m in my second year and going to change my major to business, but I’m still undecided between Economics and finance.
@@angue9613 I knew some econ & finance double majors as well as accounting it seemed like finance was the most practical but it had to do w the professors being more helpful with networking in the field. I'd suggest focusing on internships as much as you can experience will always beat out the type of degree.
@@sexiiliexi last question brother . I plan to follow the same path as you. I’m going to get a bs/mba in finance.
Would u say corporate finance is a good specialization for the mba? How is the actual job and what do u think the salary range would be with an mba?
Would u recommend I do business analytics as a minor or CS. ( ain’t that good at coding) but I don’t know which one we be more beneficial.
( i also have 2 internships going on 3)
I majored in management and minored in finance now working in Investment banking, a great path as long as you can handle the stress of it.
Did you network your way in? Been thinking of investment banking myself.
I sort of fell into it by getting my foot in the door though an Office Temp agency. But I wouldn't say that's the way to go for everyone.
I’m more than happy to discover this channel. I need to thank you for your time for this, particularly a fantastic watch!! I liked every little bit of it and I have subscribed you to look at new posts all the time.
Happy to hear that, Josephine!
Hey Kyle, Kyle here. Just graduated with a Finance degree from UTSA. Interesting channel, keep up the good work!
Congratulations on graduating as a Roadrunner, Kyle! What are your plans? Also, what kind of topics do you think would be helpful for other finance majors?
My plan is to find a job. I think it would be beneficial to talk about how to successfully conduct a job search in order to land a job in a desired field!
This post on my website may be helpful to you! It's called "How to Start Your Internship Search," but the information applies to job searches as well. Let me know if you have any questions!
thefinancemajor.com/index.php/2018/03/06/how-to-start-your-internship-search/
Kyle Haley did you find a job?
Currently at UTSA GO roadrunners !!
I really appreciate your video, it's very informative while being an effective and consise summary for beginners like me.
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This explains this field so simply. My daughter is in high school thinking about finance degree.
Thank you so much for this video. It debunk my lack of information and think accounting is the only jobs for Finance major.
Happy to help!
Thats a very Good Classification and easy to understand , Thank You!
Thank you for making this video! Very informative and straight to the point. This helps me a lot in narrowing down my interest in Finance. Thanks again!
Excellent video! Now I have clear what I want
the best presentation on this subject ever
So educational, i enjoyed everything you said. Thank you
Thanks, Kyle, This is an awesome video. I just ask my professor the career path two months ago and couldn't get a clear graph like the video showed.
Thanks Yimin, I'm glad the video was helpful! Keep in mind that these are the main career paths that finance majors end up pursuing upon graduation, not a comprehensive list of finance careers. Opportunities for finance majors are endless!
Thank you for the information, Chad!
Nice vid man, was genuinely curious about this field and you answered everything I needed to know. Thanks!
You are welcome man.
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I am a hs student trying to determine what I want to study in college. This video was incredibly helpful, thank you.
Good to hear!
did you find out what you want to do?
Thank you! This will help my freshmen a lot!
Crisp and informative! Kudos and keep up the good work :)
Short and sweet explanation, ty
Fantastic breakdown, thanks.
Great video! Very informational, short, and sweet. However, I disagree with the statement that finance majors can take on accounting roles. They technically "can" take on accounting roles. Although, ultimately, if you're considering an accounting role, I recommend majoring in accounting. Accounting firms prefer an accounting student over a finance student. This is something I've learned through personal experience at job fairs and via recruiting for my accouting firm. Just some food for thought.
Thank you for your video! I can now see where am I heading in the Finance industry.
Never could decide between a Finance major or Accounting major. Ended up doing a double major. B.S. Florida State University. First job was with the Feds as an auditor.
45 auto lol have fun working for the bad guys because you couldn’t get into IB
Congrats man
@@shrisub881 Thank You
@@rcas350pilot8 wish I was born in America
Fuck the feds
Thank you so much for teaching this. I’m a finance major class of 2023 and wanted to learn more about career options.
Thanks 🙏🏾 man for breaking this down so eloquently!!
Thank you!!
Amazing content! Very clear! Thanks. For a person with no math, engineering or business background who wants to get into the finance, in order to get to the entry level position which finance major do you suggest to take? Thanks!
Thank you and hope you are having a great year!
I'm 27 and getting out of the military next year. I'm going to use my G.I. Bill to get a finance degree!
Very informative, crisp & clear information.. Thank you!
Thank you, Suchitra!
video length is 9:58. this man is the anti-sellout
Thanks this was really helpful.. may I suggest, if possible can you make a video on day to day challenges/decisions that each role entails. That would give a really practical view of different careers...thanks again
Hi Aditya. I agree, and will begin interviewing individuals within these different fields. Check out my interview with an Internal Client Advisor at one of the largest investment banks in the world: ruclips.net/video/tfF2gmUzhPo/видео.html
This really simplified the term of finance. You might have been experienced over some of these position.
Thank you for this video. I'm starting on my BS in Accounting and Finance in around 14 days. Still having a hard time choosing between them.
What did you end up choosing?
@@edf6082 I'm leaning towards f io nance but my intro to accounting class is also fun. I won't decide for sure until I've taken 1 beginner class in accounting and one in finance.
Same here, I have a high interest in accounting; however my school offers a finance major program that only requires you to take 36 credit hours. I'm not sure how to incorporate these two disciplines together.
I'd love to meet you Kyle!!! You're quite an inspiration on me Kyle!!! Especially man to man!!!
Informative video bro, wish you made it bk in 2003. Lol I remember when me and 2 other Finance Grads were standing in a circle wondering what to do with our Degrees. You should find and interview some professionals in the branches you laid out. It'll be very informative and good for your channel ! Thnx.
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Hi, this was truly informative! I would like to know the possible career paths in derivatives trading. I have learnt about options futures and derivatives and their pricing in my Finance class and wanted to know if there is any profession that allows me to work with them. Like pricing, risk assessing anything of the sort. Just a noob passing by! Thanks in advance
Sales and Trading (S&T) or Market Risk Management could be good career paths that allow you to work with derivatives. I may interview someone in this field for a future video.
Please could you explain more on Financial Planning and Analysis- the companies,skillsets at entry level,etc... something in depth
FP&A is required in most large companies, for example Unilever, Amazon etc. The analysts in the dept. will investigate the performance of the company and recommend actions to take. Skill sets required include commercial accumen, excel, critical thinking and data analysis. Hope this helps 🙂
Pls, make a video on professional level certificates like CFA, CIPM, CFI.
And Fintech.
Hi Sharif. This video covers the CFA, as mentioned above, and may be helpful to you: ruclips.net/video/oCYaEoYrQ_c/видео.html
Keep making these videos they’re great!
Thanks Julian! Happy to help!
Honestly God bless you.
This was really helpful. Thanks a lot. Keep up the good work!
This was very good. You helped a lot
I'm glad you found this helpful!
Thank you I found this really helpful!!
Happy to help, Starlia!
Thank you so much. This is what I want to do.
Glad you liked the video!
Thanks a lot for the video, man! You really put things into perspective.
Glad you found the video helpful, Michael!
Can you do a video or write a blog about career after majoring economics?
This is a good suggestion, Sanskar. I will keep this in mind for future content. Thanks!
What am I doing here with a nursing major :-)? Awesome video! I took notes like I was in class. Thank you! Very helpful .
Chlo O hhhh u could possibly be a financial nursing advisor 😂 u know
@@eddiehillergrand8882 😂 Sounds cool! This could be a new degree in the making 😊.
I was headed for a Business Entrepreneurship degree with the hopes of Law school, but I speak with my advisor tomorrow to switch my major and I think I’m going to switch to Finance (over Accounting). Hope I’m making a good decision in switching to a career path I’m more interested in! :)
Definitely the correct decision to follow your interests. Best of luck!
Finance Unboxed thank you! I’m just hoping it’s a good path to follow because a lot of people seem to say it’s not a good field to go into
@@MakaylaChildress What is their argument for this theory? Just out of curiosity.
How did it go? This comment is a couple years old, so now I’m curious to see how that switch to finance worked out for you.
@@luislicona386 I lost interest in finance honestly, but I did complete the degree and I learned a lot of valuable information about businesses, banks, and the economy.
Excellent video! I have to subscribe.
Amazing video! I liked and subscribed!
Thanks, I'm in accountancy and finance, second year student, I think after accounting I will do a master in one finance area
Very helpful informative video, tks a lot.
Please provide an information difference between finance and international business.
Finance gets you a good stable job, international business gets you a job at Starbucks
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Good video! I am working currently in the Transfer Pricing Financial Transactions team in Big4 (like establishing the correct price for intra-company or intra-group transfers in loans, bonds, guarantees, cash pooling etc), and sometimes do the valuation of intangibles like royalties and patents for transfers as well. Do you think I have a shot in corporate finance sphere? Major is Financial Economics.
Very well explained
I really found the video to be very explicit, it has made everything so clear that I now know exactly what’s the difference between every single one. 💯💯👍🏻🙏🏻
it was a well explained presentation is it wise to take a carrer change into finance after 40 years
Hi, great video. I'm a MSc in engineering and been working as an engineer for last 7 year. I have a strong interest for investments, financial analysis and lately I've been drawn more and more to finance. What positions would you recommend as an entry position to start off in finance?
man I just want to thank you❤
Happy to help, Mohammed!
You are the beeeeesssttttttt thank you very much
So helpful. Thank you.
you are the best man !
Happy to help!
Good information! I’m looking to start my finance degree next semester. 2 questions, what do you do now that you’ve finished undergrad. And how important do you believe the prestige of the school you attended truly is during the hiring process, or is it more experience based?
Hey Brandon, great questions! (1) I now work as a Risk Analyst at a "bulge bracket" investment bank in NYC. (2) I think the prestige of your school matters to a certain extent, as successful finance programs often have vast networks of alumni and strong recruitment funnels into the most desirable companies. Prestige can help get you the interview, but it won't get you the job. Before starting my current job, I attended a mid-size public university in the Midwest and landed an internship on Wall Street with NO prior work experience within finance. My prior work experience included construction and farm work (no, I'm not kidding). It's about being able to sell your story and explain why you're different.
What type of information would be most valuable to you and your classmates, Brandon?
the finance major. I have yet to begin on my coursework for my finance degree so I couldn’t tell you much more just yet. I’m just trying to have my ducks in a row for when the time comes. My main concern was whether where my degree is from will affect future employment, and to what extent. I certainly understand the aforementioned networking benefit for sure. Looking forward to more videos!
thanks for the advice
Thank you so much for simplifying. I need your advice plz. I am majoring in finance and prefer to work individually. Is tax the only way?
I’m 27 and looking into getting into finance. I’ll graduate in 4 years(31, year 2022) yay or nay?
It will definitely be more difficult to get the types of jobs most undergrads get. However, if you want something bad enough, you will find a way to make it happen. Best of luck, Robert!
Try to pull off that degree without racking up a pile of student loan debt. Lack of any kind of debt will make your life considerably more easy. I speak from experience. At 31 you will have more difficulty landing corporate jobs. If it were me I would be looking at the Federal Government because they will not age discriminate like the private sector. Don't screw around and waste time. I see plenty of guys mid to upper 30s and higher with no specific skills or a good degree. What kind of future will they have? At least if you have a good degree that teaches marketable skills you have potential even if you are unemployed for a while or underemployed. Avoid student debt like the plague and be flexible and able to relocate for the job.
What did you do then ??
Hope you did it
@@rcas350pilot8 Are you saying that he would be too young?
Thank you for making this video
No problem, I'm glad you liked it!
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Very helpful.
Great. Absolutely great
Clearly explained !
Oh my gosh thank you
Thank you soo much man
What area of finance would you go if you were looking to invest in real estate?
Will be more interested to know about the internal audit as a profession and required prerequisite skills other then certification to be good at it.
Good inquiry, Shahzaib. I plan to interview an individual in this field for a future video.
I’m in grade 10 but this is very helpful
Thank you soo much for this video
I am doing my engineering , i want to do ms in finance , could you tell me will i be able to cope with that ?
An engineering background should be very applicable to finance, given it's math based. Focus on your quantitative skills and start learning the business side of things.
Me too!