Financial Advisor Serving Marines at First Command Financial Services, Inc. Quant
Listed on 2026-10-07
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Finance & Banking
Financial Advisor / Consultant, Wealth Management
Financial Advisor Serving United States Marines job at First Command Financial Services, Inc.. Quantico, VA. Financial Advisor Serving United States Marines Location Quantico, VA :
A Unique Opportunity to Stay Connected to and Give Back
to The Marine Corps Community
Who we are
First Command was founded in 1958 by a retired military officer committed to helping service members and their families improve their financial well-being. Today, more than 500 First Command Financial Advisors - four out five of whom are veterans or military spouses - are committed to the company's Mission of “Coaching those who serve in their pursuit of financial security.”
Our team is committed to helping the United States Marine Corps and their families get their financial lives squared away. In order to strengthen our ability to fulfill that commitment, we are now seeking to grow our team and have an immediate opening for a transitioning service member or veteran from the Marine community interested in pursuing a career as a Financial Advisor.
These qualities define a great First Command Financial Advisor
Contrary to popular belief, strong math skills are not the most important quality in a financial advisor! Our experience has led us to believe that the three most important qualities for our Advisors to possess are:
1. Knowing and understanding the people they seek to serve.
2. Possessing strong leadership and coaching skills.
3. Having a genuine passion to serve.
That's why we prioritize the hiring of veterans and military spouses to serve as First Command Financial Advisors. If you like the idea of a second career that gives you the opportunity to stay connected to and give back to the military community, this just might be the right opportunity for you. Lifelong learners with a strong internal drive, an entrepreneurial mindset and a desire for professional growth excel.
What our Financial Advisors do
Work strategically to engage with and serve the military community
Coach military families on steps they can take to gain control of their financial futures through holistic financial planning based on three cornerstones:
- Cash Management (cash flow and short-term savings goals)
- Investments (intermediate and long-term goals)
- Risk Management (protect your plan from the unexpected)
What we offer
- Internship programs - including DOD Skill Bridge - structured to facilitate a smooth transition to your next career.
- A specialized licensing and training program designed to prepare veterans and transitioning service members for building and growing a successful financial planning practice
- The ability to control your career trajectory, including future management opportunities
- A compensation model that enables you to align your pay with your contributions
Desired Qualifications
- Successful military experience that includes progressing leadership roles
- Familiarity with and enthusiasm for serving military families
- Excellent presentation and communication skills
- Bachelor's degree
Your experience not only makes you a perfect candidate for First Command, but it will help you build a client base and create long-lasting bonds.
First Command has been helping military families get their financial lives squared away since 1958. To learn more about our Mission, Vision and unique approach to comprehensive financial planning, visit
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