Most trainee financial advisers working for banks, building societies and estate agents work on a salary plus a bonus system and the employer keeps the bulk of the commission income generated from the sale of mortgages and insurances. There are no entry requirements for undertaking the trainee financial adviser qualifications. The self-employed trainee financial advisor however can determine his/her own income but this can depend on a number of factors but the sky’s the limit. You could be a qualified trainee financial adviser after just days of intensive, fast track trainee financial adviser training and be on your way to becoming a high earner. After completing their exams, a trainee financial adviser will be required complete a satisfactory level of supervised work. The FSA has determined that financial adviser who practice within this area of financial services must first complete an approved qualification and receive training and guidance from other qualified advisors before being signed off as a competent financial adviser.

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