m***s
发帖数: 605 | 1 A couple of questions about actuary compensation, please forgive my
ignorance:
1. usually people start exams in college, with 8+ exams, I suppose finish
with FSA at about 30 yrs old at most?
2. Does FSA require yrs of experience? I looked up salary survey, with 5-9
yrs of experience, the median is around 110k? Is that about right for a 30
yr old FSA?
3. 20 yrs exp, 40 yrs old, got 160k? that does sound very much, comparing
to IT or doctors. Same effort, right? I thought actuary's salary goes up
much faster.
Thanks. | Y*H
发帖数: 1582 | 2 -Yes. Theoratically if you have 2 exams out of college, and passes every
sitting afterwards, you can get it by 26-27. The youngest FSA I met got his
at 24.
-Can ahieve 110K much earlier if you pass exams fast.
-DWS survey includes both consulting and insurance. Insurance has better
hours but lower pay. I am pretty sure the lowr end of the salary range on
DWS survey are for insurance organizations. If you want higher pay then you
should get into consulting, the con is you also have to deal with crazy
hours sometimes. | m***s
发帖数: 605 | 3 thanks.
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【在 Y*H 的大作中提到】
: -Yes. Theoratically if you have 2 exams out of college, and passes every
: sitting afterwards, you can get it by 26-27. The youngest FSA I met got his
: at 24.
: -Can ahieve 110K much earlier if you pass exams fast.
: -DWS survey includes both consulting and insurance. Insurance has better
: hours but lower pay. I am pretty sure the lowr end of the salary range on
: DWS survey are for insurance organizations. If you want higher pay then you
: should get into consulting, the con is you also have to deal with crazy
: hours sometimes.
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