▼22%
$64,489
Avg. Base Salary (USD)
/ year
Avg. Base Salary (USD)
10%
$41k
MEDIAN
$64k
90%
$103k
The average salary for a Financial Planner is $64,489
Base Salary
$41k - $103k
Bonus
$2k - $21k
Profit Sharing
$1k - $10k
Commission
$2k - $40k
Total Pay
$43k - $120k
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What Do Financial Planners Do?
Financial Planner Tasks
- Guide clients through financial self-analysis, including goal setting and advice to reach goals.
- Assist clients with estate management, tax returns, budgets, or other financial tasks.
- Follow-up with clients on plans, track successes, and inform about modifications.
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Job Satisfaction for Financial Planner
Based on 155 responses, the job of Financial Planner has received a job satisfaction rating of 3.83 out of 5. On average, Financial Planners are highly satisfied with their job.
Gender Breakdown
Male
56.6%
Female
43.2%
Prefer to self-define
0.2%
This data is based on 528 survey responses. Learn more about the gender pay gap.
Common Health Benefits
Medical
73%
Dental
56%
Vision
47%
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