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I would love to know this as well! I’m in almost the exact same position, with series 65 and CPFA and making $65k in the midwest. Would you mind sharing your comp as well?
From what I have been reading in our area $55-$70k is about the standard. My comp. is about $40k a year which is why I wanted to see if others had if that range was standard. I was the first in the role so my agency doesn’t have experience with comp at this level and from where I am to standard is a big jump but if that is what others are paid then it is worth having the conversation.
What's your long-term goal? Have you thought about becoming a financial adviser/rep? Having a license is helpful, but it's not in and of itself a pathway to greater income. You're in a limited role as an adviser to plans and, as such, have limited income potential. I'm not saying that's a bad thing. There's something to be said for not having to prospect and/or run a business. But if it's income you want, why not look bigger?
I'm a series 65, CPFA, and also in the Midwest! My salary is 72.5, but I'm also working on getting my AIF and CFP.