how much would you get paid working in the field of finance?
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The field of finance is a huge field.  You could be anything from a payroll clerk or financial analyst to a finance department manager or even a CFO.\n\nIt mostly depends on what motivates you, what your own desires are and the decisions you make along the way.\n\nEntry level finance jobs could pay anywhere (shooting from the hip here) between $15 and $30 an hour, depending on the local job market.  CFO's can make $100,000 per year and up.\n\nGood luck to you.
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depends how much work you have to do. I would say like 7 or 8 $ an hour.
200650
How much intrest are you willing to pay?
585874
whats the pay? for my time?
530395
I would think it would depend on were you work and how much a person makes a week.
491289
depends on where you are located and your background and experience. I would guess between 250-20 dollars/hour
744781
you will make more money... see article below\n\n\nhttp://www.youngmoney.com/careers/career_trends/020605_02
852014
I guess around $50-100 an hour.
517080
Depends on where you are planning to work and how much experience.  But i think it's between $10-15/hour.  It's a good starting place but if you can work you're way to a designer (through experience or classes) then you'll be making a lot more.
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Financial Advisor. Average pay is $120,000.00 and you can easily gain experience and your licenses when you work in a Financial planner's office or a broker dealer. If you live in a decent sized city you would have no problem at all finding a broker dealer to take you in. Fortune magazine has recently rated Financial advisor as the 3rd best career choice. You can never go wrong with a business degree.
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Only of it offered really great benefits upon hire. $42 K isn't much these days, so it would really depend on what kind of experience and background you can bring to the table. If you're just starting out, that's a good rate.
717682
Well, it really depends on your sitution. The only way I can see it help with your Career is that your job requries it, and will pay more if you have it.
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impossible to calculate, but it is not much. if you teach by day and play by night, you can earn a good living.\n\nmusician
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That would depend on the area of the country one worked.. but in general.. about $15 an hour
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In terms of salary: depends. Whether you work on your own, and then, what you get is all yours...(and hourly fees can be rather ...interesting..). Or you enter a company, and you get a salary. Anyway, it's pretty good money... \n\nIn terms of hours: there is the busy season, when the financial statements are made, and there's the rest of the year, when you have to keep the day-to-day books and all... Quite a bit of work.\n\nAnyway, if you want to become a Chartered Certified Accountant, I'd strongly advise you to go for it. I'm about to do it myself, although I am aware of what it brings. I want a family myself, in a couple of years, but I think I will manage to mix the two.\n\nGood luck! :-)
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Hmm... that really depends upon your interests. I do, however, have a unique perspective on this subject because I started in engineering then switched careers to medicine, and I certainly don't regret my decision\n\nOn the issue of money, most doctors in the US are pretty wealthy. Wages do vary considerably between specialist fields but secondary care practioners make between $200,000 - $800,000 per year.   The highest paid retina surgeon makes $11 million a year. These numbers are usually played down by doctors and the government because it undermines the profession which has always had a reputation for being honourable.  But if you want to make enormous sums of money you are better of becoming an investment banker as they don't work as many hours and the sky is the limit.  They also start earning sooner.  Post Grad doctors might spend up to 120 hrs a week working if they training to become surgeons but will only get paid for a third of their time, the remaining 80hrs that week is free. Don't expect much during the residency either, the highest you will make is $40,000 a year; not a lot if you work over 100 hrs a week. But you will be making a difference to peoples lives and the time does pass very quickly. \n\nMedicine is characterised by tremendous highs and terrible lows! There is a huge amount to learn during medical school and your residency. Medicine is not a 9 to 5 job!\n\nIf you want a normal career than software engineering will be a better choice for you. The job doesn't pay as much but you are in a position to spend more time with your friends and family, which is a very important. Of course, there is much less stress associated with software engineering.
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How much are you going to pay me to do your homework for you?