How much do financial advisors earn?
Salaries for financial planners and advisors will vary, depending on the experience, type of designations held, bonuses, commission and fee structures as well as caliber and size of their client base. In 2006, the average annual pay for a financial planner was $60,000. For advisors, the median salary range is between $44,000 and $114,000 a year, with the top 10 per cent earning above $145,000.** If you are interested in a career as a financial planner or advisor, all indications are that the demand for financial advisors will continue to grow for some time to come. As a first step, get the information you need at www.csi.ca, and start by enrolling in the Canadian Securities Course. **Source: Careertoolkits.
