At Bank of America, the Financial Solutions Advisor Stage I (FSA I) role begins with obtaining securities industry licenses through dedicated classes for the SIE, Series 7, and Series 66 exams. After licensing, the advisor learns foundational skills for acquiring, building, and managing client relationships, evaluating clients’ financial situations, and providing advice and solutions. Once key milestones are reached, the advisor begins working in a financial center to deliver core banking and investment solutions and client care. Successful licensed FSA I employees typically progress to Financial Solutions Advisor Stage II, where they continue developing skills and deepen relationships within a client portfolio. The Academy provides programs, tools, and resources throughout this career path. The position is subject to SAFE Act registration requirements, including federal registration and a background check. Employees engaged in residential mortgage loan origination must remain in good standing; failure to obtain or maintain required registration may result in termination. The role is open across the Greater Oakland market. The specific financial center is determined by business needs. Initial training takes place at one financial center, and the employee may then work in a phone-based capacity until another center within a reasonable commuting distance is determined, as permitted by law. The schedule is Monday through Friday with rotating Saturdays, on first shift, for 40 hours per week. Bank of America describes an in-office culture with expectations and flexibility based on role responsibilities and business needs. The Oakland location listed is 303 Hegenberger Road, Oakland Industrial Center. The role pays $28.85–$33.65 per hour; offers are based on experience, education, and skill set. Compensation is base salary and is not incentive eligible. The position is benefits eligible.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED