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Ajene Watson Featured as Guest Speaker at Young Money LIVE! at Citi Field
Ajene Watson Featured as Guest Speaker at Young Money LIVE! at Citi Field
QUEENS, NY–(Marketwire – August 9, 2010) – Financial business development strategist and private lender, Ajene Watson, Executive Managing Member of AJENE WATSON, LLC, joined business leaders and financial experts as guest speaker at the Young Money LIVE! Expo at Citi Field . The premiere, young adult financial event, educating young people on the essentials of personal finance and …
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Bad Credit and Looking to Re-enter the workforce in the Finance field.?
Hi,
I am currently unemployed and am looking to get back into the work force. I left my previous employer a year and a half ago to pursue an MBA, and have graduated successfully. Unfortunatley, I was in a bad financial situation at the time, and as a result my credit profile became pretty bad. I have had many interviews recently, and am wondering whether my bad credit will affect my chances. In many interviews, I am required to sign a consent form, which includes accessing my personal information such as credit history. I believe most companies check credit history, especially banks.
Will my bad credit affect my chances of getting employed in the Finance field? If it does, is there any way around it?
What is it like being a Financial Planner? Is a CFP or MBA more valuable in this field?
Hello!
I am interested in persuing a career path in the Financial Planning field. I am 26 now, and currently a Financial Planner in a Fortune 50 company. However, I’m questioning whether I want to work in corporate America all my life, or if I want to persue a career path in more “private” financial planning – mainly for individuals.
So for those of you who are Financial Planners right now – whats it like? What are the best aspects…and the worst aspects….of your job? Is getting the CFP worth it – or is an MBA more valuable? I’m questioning right now which path to take – 1) get an MBA or 2) get a CFP ($$ is not an issue since my company will pay for my full education).
Any insight you could provide into the field would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Only one answer? Are there any Financial Planners out there?????
