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I'd be thinking it would be more around the $110k region after 3 years. I could be wrong with that figure, but it all boils down to the bank, your department, and how good you are.

Retiring at 45. :D

If you had half a brain you'd see the light. I know you're relatively new, so please read slowly, k? You're clearly easy to antagonise, so make it easy on yourself and just find me some credible evidence* to backup what you have stated. Show me that a person that possesses all the...

Dude just give up. Starting out by saying what you have and using the "brothers mate" as your source is just asking to be ridiculed. EDIT: That's where you fail.

I lol'd. :D

It's not monitored continuously, but it is all logged into storage. So if they suspect something, or someone rats on you, then they can check everything.The policy for your university account is on the website somewhere. Basically, it says yeah, there are differing penalties for looking up porn...

CA = Chartered Accountant CPA = Certified Practising Accountant CFA = Certified Financial Analyst

My girlfriend's from KL, but she's a bit of a banana. Yellow on the outside, white on the inside. Never stops talking about he shopping mega complexes over there. Going there this year for a few months, should be awesome. Mmm, Nasi Lemak.

1. No, a degree wont be enough to be a Certified FP. Their job is to advise people on financial matters, which carries a lot of responsibility. If you're getting advice on where to put your life savings, or how to distribute wealth to your siblings when you die, then you want to know the advice...

No. A major in Finance will help you, but to become a Certified Financial Planner, you need to complete a DFP (Dipl. in Fin. Planning). To get started though, the Finance major will help you score a job with one of the banks, and then do the DFP later down the track when you progress.

The easiest answer for that is: It depends on what your role is. You'll start of as a Para Planner, then work your way to Financial Planning once you get a DFP (Dip in Fin Planning). It's easiest to establish a career in FP through the major banks, so ANZ, NAB, CommBank, St George and Westpac...

You haven't worked in the industry, have you? Some might look at Investment Banking and consider it to be a pretty crappy job, considering the commitment to 12+ hours a day (conservatively), 5-6 days a week just for the money. Add to that the fact it's very competitive for good jobs. Each to...

Actually, I cant find the stats, so il just edit it out for now. I know a large percentage have MBA quals, thats a given. Just have to find the stats that back me up here. *Starts looking through his BRW collection*

Book skills alone are seen by many as largely irrelevant in management. Of course, they help establish yourself as being educated, but its moreso knowledge of how the business itself runs and how competent you are in working through people. This only comes through experience. Therefore, the...

Not too sure, because all of my subjects are fairly normally structured. I can only suggest that you ring somebody from the faculty involved tomorrow. I haven't done the subjects involved but they sound like first year health science subjects, yeah? Give Ilyse Jacobson, the Administration...

You have to be thick skinned to last long in Telemarketing. There is a reason that there are always plenty of jobs going. I'm going to be blunt, if you need to ask whether its hard to sell products, then you're not going to last long.

Yeah, walk everywhere and get eaten by mosquitoes. The walk then develops into a brisk walk, then a jog, further into a run, finished off by a sprint. Then you're back into the lecture theatre feeling so much more refreshed! :)

Thats it right there. That is what lost them the game. Also batting first didnt help them...we didnt even get to see the aussies bat! Write this one off guys. I think the one-dayers starting tomorrow will be different (meaning I dont see India being thrashed so badly for a start).

You know people in a particular finance sector (perhaps they lectured one of your courses) that has extremely high demand, and you're able to negotiate/dictate rates of pay. Summary: Networking ftw. :D

Matchsticks to hold the eyelids open?