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Actuary vs. Financial Analyst

FHFM50 · 2019-11-20 17:53:21

Currently a mature student in final year of a Financial Maths degree looking at careers. I'll have just turned 27 when I finish the end of May. Obviously Actuary has all those exams but I've heard the work/life balance for a (qualified) Actuary is better than for a Financial Analyst. Anybody here who could give some…

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Currently a mature student in final year of a Financial Maths degree looking at careers. I'll have just turned 27 when I finish the end of May.

Obviously Actuary has all those exams but I've heard the work/life balance for a (qualified) Actuary is better than for a Financial Analyst.

Anybody here who could give some feedback on either of these roles?

**Apologies for posting this again but didn't get much feedback in another forum.**

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