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08-12-2021, 01:24 AM
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I also dunno. This is Big 4 thread we don’t know much about mid tiers lol
Why got bond? They sponsor you something?
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If there is no bond in mid tier, people would work 1 year and leave for big 4. I mean pay and benefits are higher in big 4 right. The reputation is better too
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08-12-2021, 01:51 AM
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Some mid tier got 2 years bond you dunno meh
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Is the bond legally enforceable? What happens if you break the bond?
Unless they give you extra money or what not, the bond has no penalties or actual enforceability?
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08-12-2021, 12:54 PM
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Is the bond legally enforceable? What happens if you break the bond?
Unless they give you extra money or what not, the bond has no penalties or actual enforceability?
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No extra money, but need to pay penalty fee if break the bond. Hearsay the fee is quite substantial...
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08-12-2021, 12:56 PM
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Is the bond legally enforceable? What happens if you break the bond?
Unless they give you extra money or what not, the bond has no penalties or actual enforceability?
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It is embedded in the contract, so its legally-binding
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08-12-2021, 02:15 PM
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Just ignore them.
I despise those insurance agents without finance or accounting degree. Taking those stupid insurance papers doesn't mean you can call yourself a financial consultant. Please complete CFA before you even call yourself a financial consultant.
I had a former friend who majored in some stupid english lit degree and said he hated numbers then became an insurance agent because cannot find job. what a joke. hate numbers then now you want to sell insurance because want to leech people's money.
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fyi, i am a chartered financial consultant and this signifies i am accredited and qualified financial advisor  also CHfc is also a prestigious certification just like CFA where not many ppl can get
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08-12-2021, 02:36 PM
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fyi, i am a chartered financial consultant and this signifies i am accredited and qualified financial advisor also CHfc is also a prestigious certification just like CFA where not many ppl can get |
You in wrong thread, you have no power here.
In this thread, I only respect Chartered Accountant of Singapore.
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08-12-2021, 02:50 PM
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fyi, i am a chartered financial consultant and this signifies i am accredited and qualified financial advisor also CHfc is also a prestigious certification just like CFA where not many ppl can get |
in the end still sell insurance and ILP. not private banker dont talk
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08-12-2021, 03:12 PM
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fyi, i am a chartered financial consultant and this signifies i am accredited and qualified financial advisor also CHfc is also a prestigious certification just like CFA where not many ppl can get |
it is so easy to be a qualified financial advisor and still have no knowledge on investment products. all you do is sales and earn commission unethically
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08-12-2021, 04:13 PM
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i love it when people just randomly upsell their certification. it was so prestigious i had to google this certification just to find out passing rate is 60 to 65%, and then you go and compare it against CFA which has 3 levels, and level 1 passing rate is about 40%.
how to trust when your advisory services when you cant even benchmark yourself appropriately.
beautiful example of the dunning kruger effect. made my day.
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Scaq pass rate also around 60%
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