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Rising Star
Praying to get one soon.
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Wealth “advisors” are parasites and middlemen to shitty “financial” “products”
Wow didn’t realize there’s such bad blood with wealth advisors. For clarification, I’m referring to the the fee only financial planners.
Rising Star
Attorneys typically yes, but they’re paid to do it. WM, not by a long shot. Typically 40-45 hour weeks, but hugely dependent on selling and networking (getting + retaining AUM).
Depends on the firm, but many law firms work more than big4. Over 2000 billable expected, I think targets in most groups at EY tax are 1850 or less. I've have friends who flew home middle of family vacations while at law firms.