I work 8-5 Monday through Friday as an Accountant for an organization. I am always giving financial advice. My wife thinks that I should try giving financial advice as a part-time job. What I would like to know is what it takes to do that? Is it worth it? And any advice on how to get started.
I have a bachelor’s degree in Finance and an MBA. I get a lot of my knowledge from reading books, magazines, and the Wall St. Journal.
Thanks for your help.
BELINDA
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