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Advisors Favor Personal Touch Over Technical Skill in College Recruits

Friday, May 23 2014
Practice Management
Written by  PFA News

Financial advisory firms are placing a greater emphasis increasing on college graduates with personal skills, rather than technical expertise. So reports Financial Advisor.

And, college grads in the advisor field are in demand. Many recruits fresh out of school are being offered salaries ranging from $40,000 to $50,000.

Read the full article from Financial Advisor.

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