Entry-Level Advisor Compensation Edging Upward As Demand For Young Talent Outstrips Supply Hot

Entry-level salaries dipped with the recession but are now back on the rise, especially for advisors who can get up in front of clients fast -- and take some of the pressure of relationship management off the senior advisors' plates.

However, one interesting thing: Young advisors seem more concerned about getting health insurance and other benefits than they are about base pay. This argues in favor of more traditional employee roles instead of an independent contract relationship for these advisors.

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