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Want to retrain for a new, self-employed career with St. James’s Place?

Have you reached a point in your working life where you need a new career direction? Retrain to become a qualified financial planner with St. James’s Place, a FTSE 100 company that values your highly valuable skill set and military training.

St. James’s Place is the largest provider of face-to-face financial advice in the UK, with 4,477 Financial Advisers spread across more than 2,500 individual financial advice businesses – which we call the Partnership. As the second fastest company to reach the FTSE 100, we are proud to now manage in excess of £148 billion, on behalf of more than 800,000 clients, enabling us to use our size and scale as a force for good which extends to the military. 

OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN ST. JAMES’S PLACE FALL INTO TWO CATEGORIES: 
  • To join the Partnership and train in our world-class Financial Adviser Academy, becoming an owner of your own financial advice business or join an existing Partner’s business as a newly qualified Financial Adviser. 
  • To work as an employee and join more than 2,000 others supporting the Partnership. 
50,000 NEW ADVISERS NEEDED - There’s never been a better time to become a Financial Adviser.
With the average age of a Financial Adviser being 57 years old, many are set to retire over the next few years. In the UK, there are currently 11m people with between £50k and £5m of investible assets. With only 27,000 financial advisers left, and with each of these having on average 150 clients, there is a shortfall of more than 50,000 advisers needed to plug the ‘advice gap’. This says nothing of our ageing UK population whose finances tend to become more complicated with time and the expected billions due to change hands as part of intergenerational wealth transfer over the next 20 years. There has never been a better time to become a Financial Adviser. 

DO I HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO BECOME A FINANCIAL ADVISER? 
Financial Advisers work with individuals and organisations to help them achieve their financial goals. There are no educational or sector-specific prerequisites to becoming a successful Adviser, and you would have developed many of the key attributes during military service: 
  • A self-motivated and entrepreneurial spirit 
  • A desire to learn and achieve results 
  • The ability to problem-solve and initiate action 
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills 
  • Resilience, integrity and determination 

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