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Financial Advisor, Non-Equity Partner Rees Group
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Rees Financial Planning
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Financial Planner in Australia median base salary $102,500/yr.
Information is based on 4 Financial Planner jobs advertised between June 2023 and May 2024.
How much do Financial Planner earn in Australia? The average salary of Financial Planner is $102,500 in Australia
$102,500 /yr
Last updated May 31 2024
The average pay range for Financial Planner is between $102K and $102K.
Salaries vary from a low of $60K up to $130K per year.
The average number of Financial Planner roles advertised per month is 94 in Australia
between June 2023 and May 2024.
What are the most common skills required to be a Financial Planning? The most common skills required for a Financial Planning are:
Excel
Planning
Reporting
Insurance
Technical
Training
Building
Policies
Sales
Writing
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These skills are most commonly found in Financial Planning job advertisements and position descriptions.
Last updated December 31 2023
Which recruitment agencies have the largest number of Financial Planning roles in New Zealand?
See which recruitment agencies advertise the most Financial Planning roles.
See what salaries they paid for Financial Planning in New Zealand.
See how they compare to the average Financial Planning salary of $81,041.
Volunteer Service Abroad (VSA)
Auckland (66%), Wellington (20%), Christchurch (14%)
|
65
$76K-$93K ($3,958) |
$76K-$93K
($3,958) |
Ministry of Education
Wellington (75%), Auckland (8%), Nelson (8%), Tauranga (8%)
|
48
$72K-$87K (($1,166)) |
$72K-$87K
(($1,166)) |
Department of Corrections
Wellington (100%)
|
24
$99K-$122K ($29,459) |
$99K-$122K
($29,459) |
Ministry for Primary Industries
Wellington (100%)
|
22
$89K-$108K ($17,459) |
$89K-$108K
($17,459) |
Auckland Council
Auckland (100%)
|
16
$70K-$80K (($6,041)) |
$70K-$80K
(($6,041)) |
Last Updated July 29 2020
How many years does it take to become a Financial Planner?
Most candidates undertake an average of 6 years Banking & Finance prior to being appointed as a Financial Planner.
Average Banking & Finance required to become a Financial Planner
Last updated June 04 2024
Most candidates have on average 8 years working experience prior to becoming a Financial Planner.
Average Banking & Finance required to become a Financial Planner
Last updated June 04 2024
Where are Banking & Finance in New Zealand sourced from?
Banking & Finance are sourced from
these companies
these companies
Bank of New Zealand | |
ASB Bank | |
RESULTS.com | |
Air New Zealand | |
Insurance Advisernet |
Banking & Finance are sourced in New Zealand are most likely to be sourced from these schools
University of Auckland | |
University of Canterbury | |
University of Otago | |
University of Waikato | |
Victoria University of Wellington |
Last updated June 04 2024