Finance Questions Answered:

Archive for June, 2006

Tesco Personal Finance

tesco personal finance
Question: Please could u fill out this questionnaire over 18s please thank you?

1)What age group do you fit into?

20-30

31-40

41-50

51-60

61+

2)What gender are you?

Male

Female

3)Do you use reward schemes such as reward cards?

Yes

No

4)If you do not use reward cards why not?

Not interested

Don’t want to hand over personal info

Do not want promotional material

5)If yes which of the following reward schemes do you use?

Nectar card

Boots advantage card

Tesco club card

Game

Argos

Hmv card

Other

6)Why do you use reward schemes?

To save money

To get money off products

For rewards

7)Which industry do you work in?

Construction

Education

Retail

Medical

Finance

Other

8)Do you use reward schemes, as a form of loyalty to a particular
store/service?

Yes

No

Answer: 1) 20-30
2)Male
3) Yes
4) --
5) Other
6) to get money off products
7) Retail
8) Yes

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A Career In Finance

a career in finance
Question: I want to make a career in investment Banking And Finance. What qualification or degree should I go for?

I want to start a Career In Finance, especially investment banking. I would to know what qualifications really help in this field. Please be elaborate and tell me about qualification as well. And feel free to leave links for reference. Thanks

Answer: Hi! I am into investment banking as well. I graduated with a BBA in finance and passed CFA Level 1 this past Dec. So get started on your CFA it will help A LOT! Also if you still in college then get involved in business related associations. I made a huge mistake of not getting involved and not keeping my grades up. My portfolio magmt teacher ran this portfolio for the university...it was looked over by her students. I never even thought of going into but now I think it would have been a GREAT help.

You cannot get into this industry without some experience. There are lots of great "New Analyst" programs for recent grads or soon-to-be-grad students. Go to Goldman Sachs, ING, UBS, RBS, and other big investment banks. They have really good programs that go on for 2 to 3 years are filled with real experience. and YES these programs are open even in these difficult times.

If you are just starting college then don't miss out on this. I regret it a lot. Now I am neither a newly grad nor an experienced prof and without experience it is very difficult to get a job in investment banking.

Hope this helps. Also join LinkedIn

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