What are the responsibilities and job description for the Wealth Advisor position at CommunityAmerica Credit Union?
Summary
CommunityAmerica Federal Credit Union is a federally chartered, top-40 credit union with $9 billion in assets and more than 600,000 members across multiple markets nationwide. We are seeking a dynamic Wealth Advisor to join our team. In this role, you will partner with members to help them achieve their long-term financial goals by creating personalized financial plans and providing strategic investment recommendations.
Compensation:
• Base salary: $70,000–$110,000 per year, dependent on candidate’s experience and geographic location• Commission: Eligible for uncapped commission opportunities
This salary range reflects our anticipated pay scale for this role in California and meets the state’s requirement to provide a transparent compensation range directly in the job description
Duties & Responsibilities
- Analyze investment strategies and make recommendations to members.
- Achieve sales/production goals to ensure revenue projections are met.
- Stay abreast of the investment tools and services available that can maximize performance.
- Ensure business activities and investment recommendations comply with rules and regulations.
- Make outbound calls to members from various lead lists.
- Generate referrals from credit union employees.
- Attend credit union functions and other community meetings as necessary.
- Promote honest and open communication throughout the credit union.
- Demonstrate behaviors consistent with the credit union’s values, philosophies, and leadership characteristics.
- Work with other credit union departments to ensure the workflow or process provides the best service to the members.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree highly preferred.
- Two or more years’ experience in a related investment role is required.
- Life & Health Insurance, FINRA Series 7 & 66 required.
- 63 & 65 licensing can be in place of 66.
- Previous investment experience in a bank or credit union environment is preferred.