💼 Financial Planners Is a Popular Second Career After 50 (AARP Article)

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💼 Financial Planners Is a Popular Second Career After 50 (AARP Article)

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How to Become a Financial Planner After 50.

Income in this field can top $100,000 annually.

By Gwen Moran, AARP. Published May 30, 2024.

Michael Hunsberger had spent 25 years in the U.S. Air Force, working on communications and cybersecurity, and was approaching retirement. As he thought about what he wanted to do next, he knew he could move into the private sector and continue in the same field. But Hunsberger had always enjoyed doing his own financial planning and helping friends, so he considered switching to that field. He then learned about a company that helps new financial advisers get their businesses up and running. After he went to a conference and spoke to other members of the military who had made the switch to being personal financial advisers, he was sold.

https://www.aarp.org/work/careers/financial-planner-career-change/

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