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Your future as a financial services professional offers many rewards. In addition to the opportunity to earn a lucrative income, you will have the satisfaction of helping people from all walks of life reach their financial goals. You will enjoy the company of other like-minded professionals and become part of a dynamic, growing profession.

The information on this page will answer some of the questions you may have about a career in financial services.

How many hours would I be expected to work as an associate with New England Financial - Denver?

Will I have to work nights?

What licenses do I need to become an associate of New England Financial?

Do I need to become a CFP, and who pays for my courses?

How many classes do I have to take to become a CFP?

Is this a 100% commission position?

What does it take to build a Successful practice?

What is the interviewing process?

How do I get started?






How many hours would I be expected to work as an associate with New England Financial - Denver?
Freedom of time is one of the most valuable benefits of this career. We focus primarily on your results. In the first couple of years you will spend a great deal of time building your clientele. Once your client base is established the majority of your business will come from either repeat sales to your existing clients or sales from the referrals provided by your existing clients. You should expect to work at least 45-55 hours a week in your first couple of years.
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Will I have to work nights?

We are in the business of helping business owners, professionals and high net worth individuals. This market is accustomed to conducting business during normal office hours. However, it is not uncommon to work some evenings initially while you're building your client base.
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What licenses do I need to become an associate of New England Financial?


Initially you need to pass Life and Health Insurance exams, and depending on your career path you may need to take any of the following or a combination of:

• Series 6
• Series 63
• Series 7
• Series 66

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Do I need to become a CFP® and who pays for my courses?

This is a business that requires lifetime continuing education. New England Financial - Denver requires every new associate to work toward attaining a professional designation. A generous reimbursement program is available for successful completion of each course.

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How many classes do I have to take to become a CFP®?


There are 5 individual courses and a comprehensive exam.

The courses are:
• Introduction to Financial Services
• Retirement Planning
• Estate Planning
• Taxation
• Investments

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Will I be paid by 100% commissions only?


No. We have a 3-year Paid Subsidy Program that will help you smoothly transition into the business. (See Income Potential)
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What does it take to build a successful practice?


• You need to work our proven systems
• You always have to do what is right for your clients
• You need to network with CPAs, Attorneys and other centers of influence
• You need to be referable. Referrals are the lifeblood of your future. Most new business comes from referrals from satisfied clients. Referrals are critical to building a successful practice
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What is the interviewing process?


We have a 5-step process to selecting new associates:
• Initial information session in our firm in Denver, Colorado. In this meeting you will learn about the career path.
• Initial Interview
• Due Diligence Meeting
• Expectations Meeting
• Marketing Meeting

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How do I get started?


Complete the Contact Information Form and request an initial meeting.

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