Training as a financial adviser offers more than just a secure and rewarding career, it gives you the freedom to shape your working life to things that matter most to you.
- Flexible work schedule: A career that gives you a greater work-life balance.
- Uncapped earning potential: Thrive in a career based on meritocracy where your efforts translate into rewards.
- Engage with a diverse range of people: Build long-lasting relationships with individuals, helping them achieve their financial goals in a responsible and sustainable way.
Shape your working life around the things that matter most to you
Being a financial adviser offers you more than just a secure and rewarding career, it’s also the key to a greater work-life balance.
How much can I earn as a financial adviser?
Experienced advisers have an uncapped earning potential, depending on their clients’ advice needs.
On average, a trainee financial adviser can expect earnings of around £20,000 - £46,000 a year.
In 2020, the average earnings for an established financial adviser was £95,000 - £116,000*.
*Source: BWD
If you decide to be a business owner you have the opportunity to build capital value. When you want to exit or retire, you have the option to sell your client base in the St. James's Place Partnership.