It all depends on the person. If you graduated from an Ivy League Business school, and got great marks, with great connections, then you can get a job at a great financial firm, such as Myrl Lynch, but you would start off in the low $30,000 range. It depends on how you negotiate your wages. But from there, if you stick out out for a few years, you can quite and take your experience and land a better job making as much as $100,000 yr. A friend of mine graduated 8 years ago, worked for Myrl for a few years, then got a job at Wells Fargo as a financial adviser in orange county. He is handling a ton of millionaires accounts. But, if you go on your own, it depends on your reputation and how well you can speak to people so they can trust you with your money. So good luck.
