The job board for wealth management roles that don’t require a book of business. Paraplanners, associate advisors, service advisors, and financial planners.
Welcome to No Book Required.
A job board dedicated to wealth management jobs that don't require you to bring a book of business.
Whether you're a paraplanner, associate advisor, service advisor, financial planner, or looking to break into the industry, this is for you.
We'll post new opportunities from wealth management firms across the country every day.
No AUM requirements. No need to bring clients. Just opportunities to build a career in wealth management.
https://t.co/WWUuNaxxS2
Very busy day on the job board.
90 job applications have been submitted so far today.
Firms are still able to list their jobs for free at this time
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Roughly 35k–40k registered wealth management professionals switch firms each year.
Only about 10k–12k of those are lead advisors with clients.
The rest are paraplanners, compliance folks, technical specialists, and other support roles that keep the industry running.
Most of the movement conversation focuses on the producers. A lot of the actual turnover is happening everywhere else.
In 2024, Schwab projected that the RIA industry would need to add more than 70,000 new staff over the next five years to keep up with current growth rates.
The indsutry has been responding..
75% of RIAs surveyed, hired in 2025 and 75% planned to hire again in 2026.
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How much do financial advisors make?
Median annual wage: $105,070 ($50.51/hour). This is more than double the median for all U.S. occupations ($50,980).
Mean (average) annual wage: About $156,670 ($75.32/hour). The mean is pulled higher by top earners.
Wage distribution:
• 10th percentile: $50,190
• 25th percentile: $72,440
• 75th percentile: $176,790
• 90th percentile: $357,020
More than 70% of rookie financial advisors leave the industry within five years, according to Cerulli.
Many of the ones that make it beyond 5 years start in a support role.
Where you live can have a big impact on the career paths available to you in wealth management.
In Hawaii, roughly 2/3 of registered reps are lead advisors with clients.
In New York, it's only about 18%.
Financial hubs tend to attract support roles.
13 new job seekers created profiles on https://t.co/hteepFzZOE this morning.
Here are the top locations they're targeting:
1. DFW
2. Salt Lake City, UT
3. Philadelphia, PA
4. Phoenix, AZ
5. Raleigh / Charlotte, NC
Only 40% of registered reps are producing financial advisors.
That leaves nearly half a million non-production roles.
This is who https://t.co/ytlc5yVo9V is built for.
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Employee turnover is costing wealth management firms more than they might think.
Robert Half's survey of wealth management support roles puts annual voluntary turnover at 15%-20%.
And replacing people isn't cheap.
A client-service associate earning $55,000 costs $27,500 to $55,000 to replace, including downtime, recruiting, and onboarding ramp-up.
An associate advisor earning $85,000 costs $42,500 to $85,000 to replace, plus several months of reduced capacity as the replacement learns the firm's systems and client base.
Right now, firms can post their open roles for FREE as long as they follow a couple of simple rules:
No jobs that require advisors to bring clients or transfer assets to join.
No commission-only sales roles.
The board is built for paraplanners, associate advisors, service advisors, financial planners, client service associates and others who want to build a career in financial planning without having to bring a book of business with them.
If you're a firm hiring for these types of roles, we'd love to have your openings on the board.
And if you're looking for your next opportunity, keep checking back. New roles are being added daily.
Houston wealth management professionals, take a look at this one!
A great Associate Advisor opportunity just hit the No Book Required job board.
If you're looking to take the next step in your career, work with clients, and continue growing as an advisor without having to bring a book of business, this could be a great fit.
Check it out!
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Welcome to No Book Required.
A job board dedicated to wealth management jobs that don't require you to bring a book of business.
Whether you're a paraplanner, associate advisor, service advisor, financial planner, or looking to break into the industry, this is for you.
We'll post new opportunities from wealth management firms across the country every day.
No AUM requirements. No need to bring clients. Just opportunities to build a career in wealth management.
https://t.co/WWUuNaxxS2
Trying to break into wealth management and become an advisor?
This Denver firm is hiring an associate with a direct path to the advisor seat. You’d work alongside an established advisor.
No Book Required.
https://t.co/nWAzQm2boi