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Should I go for a CFA and try to become some sort of financial analyst, or go for an FSA and try to become an actuary? I'm really good at math and statistics and generally come off as friendly, but sometimes a little nervous. Also, I'm currently an econ/CS double major. I think the probability concepts on the first actuarial exam look pretty interesting, but I'm slightly worried that actuarial work would not have enough human interaction. If I were to be a financial analyst, I'd want to work somewhat normal hours (50 or so is fine, but I'd rather not go 80+ like some people in IB), and also have a certain amount of job security. (What kind of firms offer this, if any?)
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Fuck you
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Fuck you
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>>1896306
There are two users here who create 95% of shitcoiner threads and spam the rest of the threads.
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>>1896318
lol
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>>1896210
CFA is useless you don't want to go into IB and because you don't want to do the hours maybe it's not the right choice
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>>1896599
Why are there so many high paid CFAs? Is there some other reason for the correlation?
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>>1896584
I'm still trying to understand why you are mad. I find it kind of amusing, but don't fully understand
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