Edward Jones vs. the Competition Becoming an Edward Jones Financial Advisor is a unique opportunity. You will be self-reliant, running a business from your own office in a local community you serve. You’ll have the personal freedom to set your schedule, choose clients and best determine how you can help them work toward their long-term goals. Yet you’ll also have unrivaled headquarters support and a full-time assistant dedicated solely to you. Continue below to see how Edward Jones differs from: Independent Advisors, Wirehouses and Banks Edward Jones vs. Independent Advisors - Edward Jones offers no proprietary products
- You don’t pay to clear your trades and your own licensing fees
- You don’t pay your personal assistant’s salary, training or benefits
- Edward Jones provides a fully furnished office, including office furniture, four framed prints, a copier, a communications system, two computer terminals, a laser printer, a fax machine and a VCR. Among the expenses that Edward Jones also pays are rent, utilities, and local phone
- Technology (computer, upgrades, etc.) is covered by the firm
- We offer free access to powerful research and research teams
- You don’t have to arrange and pay for your own legal and compliance assistance
- You have access to a variety of marketing materials, advertising and seminars already available for use
- You'll be freed up from administration and paperwork, letting you spend more time giving individualized, quality advice to clients and potential clients
- You have the opportunity for trips, profit sharing and bonuses
- The firm keeps track of and pays for CE credits
- You don’t pay your own FICA and other benefits
- You don’t pay for ongoing training
Edward Jones vs. Wirehouses - You needn’t worry about corporate downsizing
- There’s no pressure to sell proprietary products or fee-based business
- Your trail commissions won’t be cut short
- You’ll have a full-time personal assistant to help with your business
- There are no minimum account sizes
- There are no inactive account fees charged to your clients
- You won’t be charged ticket charges for trades
- You’ll experience ongoing training throughout your career
- Trips are available to everyone, not just the top producers
Edward Jones vs. Banks - You’ll receive higher payout on commissions
- You’ll work from and run your own single-Financial Advisor office
- You’ll have your own full-time assistant paid for and trained by the firm
- You’ll have access to extensive headquarters
- You can place trades for all mutual funds and annuity business
- You can receive trips and profit sharing opportunities
- There’s no pressure to sell proprietary products
- You’ll have access to comprehensive research
- You’ll receive ongoing training throughout your career
- You’ll enjoy unlimited earning potential based on your and the firm’s performance
- Opportunities for due diligence training trips are not limited to top producers
- You’ll have a variety of marketing materials, advertising and seminars already available for use
- Greater focus on technology and contact management than perhaps you’re used to
- You’ll be freed up from administration and paperwork, letting you spend more time giving individualized, quality advice to clients and potential clients
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