Charter Financial Planning

The title says it all. Also, my head is a little clouded what I want to be in the future. I am 18 years in a community college. I intend to transfer to Santa Cruz in Management / Economics. I heard a rescue plan as a financial analyst and maximize the benefit of people, and that's what I do. I would like to plan things in a timely matter and i love to maximize profits make full graphics (computing). Suggestions? In addition, no difference with a Chartered Financial Analyst as well? Thank you all.

Financial analysts have a function to acquire and interpret financial data of companies, projects, etc. These reports are used as a tool for making management decisions.

A financial adviser is a person who gives advice on personal financial planning. In general, they are paid by the sale of financial products, either by commission or fee based

A Chartered Financial Analyst or CFA designation is a professional in the field of investment banking, investment management and financial analysis of stocks, bonds, a derivatives thereof.

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Read the first anwser poster. Another difference is that the financial adviser is more than one vendor. You should have a good personality and enjoy working with people. An analyst is more focused on the numbers and good with this. Something you may consider getting an internship in your field of interest. I did an internship at Morgan Stanley, when I was in college and learned that I do not want to be a financial advisor. But doing this can help you get a better idea of career paths that may be the right solution for you. The good thing is that since the two are quite related (financial sector), the experience you gain in either field will advance your career in the other, if you decide to move on road. Good luck!