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Hi all,
How is KPMG India ? Someone reached out for strategy team at Customer & Operations for financial services practice.
I was told they specifically cater to Indian clients.
Please guide me with the following -
What is the traveling expectation, how are the hours, do we need to work on weekends?
How much salary and designation I can expect.
Current Ctc 30L, Infosys consulting, senior consultant. Expecting 10% hike in August/September.
Thanks in advance.
How many employees does KGS have in total?
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I'm working with one listed there. Opted for one year. Not sure if I should continue or not. The experience was good. But I'm becoming more of a DIYer. So I may continue to opt for one time reviews at a lower cost
The site is only an aggregator service. They all have their own website and communication channel.
I don’t have a lot of knowledge about finances and investing, and top of that I don’t have a lot of time to learn and track these finances regularly. I’m ok to pay someone to guide me in the right direction instead of proceeding ahead with half baked information and mounting on losses. 20K annually isn’t bad at all.
You should get a consultant for sure but always remember it's your money and nobody will be as interested you are in it to grow/save/invest. Work with them, build some understanding and keep reviewing every 6 months. I picked someone who speaks my mother tongue so it's easy to communicate. I'll recommend if someone from this list is closer to where you live / speak a language you understand, it's easier. This is not a primary consideration though.
That’s helpful. I’m going through the websites of the planners who speak the same language as I do and understanding more about what they do, what they can help me with, how involved they’ll be, and how much it’ll cost overall; understand ROI.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
AIFW is a propoganda gang. Don't be a part of the heard that gets pushed to something silly just cause everyone is doing it. Get the knowledge and use it as per your discretion. There's a lot of misinformation spread by agents for commissions, avoid them consciously.
AIFW? Aren’t the fee-only planners supposed to be against pushing for commissions, like agents? That’s what separates them from normal agents.