I heard( and seen) the insurance side can be very lucrative. Could you elaborate on what's stopping you from getting involved in that aspect.
All yall rich coli nikkas step in
I heard( and seen) the insurance side can be very lucrative. Could you elaborate on what's stopping you from getting involved in that aspect.
BushidoBrown
Superstar
yo if youre gettin ya paper and chillin livin good then salute. thats wussup
Helping companies operate their energy usage more efficiently to save money
MBA... which is completely overrated
BushidoBrown
Superstar
my current reality.Yea NYC so that really isnt all that much.
man, livin in brooklyn just looking for a new spot with decent space and decent proximity to manhattan had me ready to throw my laptop like a frisbee
shyts maddening the prices theyre asking for ONE room in a 3br spot
dng medicatedI'll put my software in your growhouse to optimize your energy use
How many years of experience do you have in IT? I'm trying to get to 6 figures asap but I know you gotta pay your dues in IT
It took a minute did military for 6 got out at 24 was making 75 didn't hit the 100k mark until 28 main thing don't allow yourself to get pigeonholed into a helpdesk position. To answer your question I have about 12 years.
Ice_MF_Mike
Pro
for real. Thats why i had to bounce to the suburbs. Its still expensive as fukk, just less expensive in exchange for longer commute. But if your single.... its worth payin that extra to floss a bit for realmy current reality.
man, livin in brooklyn just looking for a new spot with decent space and decent proximity to manhattan had me ready to throw my laptop like a frisbee
shyts maddening the prices theyre asking for ONE room in a 3br spot
if 200k don't make life comfortable just commit suicide..Yea NYC so that really isnt all that much.
I make between 130-150k in the Ny/NJ area and i'm living good..
Ice_MF_Mike
Pro
oh i never said i wasnt comfortable
Though i do know folks that make that and arent. But these are usually those cats that spend way too much.
On the ball w/ the new 65
For me:
Commercial Insurance
I don't disclose specifics, but my base is $100K
College Degree
P&C license, Life & Health License, CIC designation and working to complete CRM this year. Will look to ultimately add risk management consulting services to our agency under a different entity along w/ writing the insurance side of things.
Just an educated guess but as a fiduciary planner he prolly doesn't believe in selling those overpriced insurance policies that get the big commissions. Typically level term is the way to go and because they're cheap it's not worth it to actively push it. It's also why he's a fee only planner. Actually wants to help people, not just make money.
Imo them whole life insurance products are borderline scams and if your retirement planner is pushing that on you, it should be a cause for just how helpful he wants to be for your benefit.
