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1. Leverage Your Big 4 TAS Role
2. Exit Opportunities
3. Maximize Earnings
4. Aggressive Saving and Investing
5. Long-Term Vision
6. Lifestyle Alignment
By following this path, you can maximize your earnings while staying true to your long-term goals. Keep grinding, and you'll be well on your way to financial independence!
Sources: The Forgotten IBD: Big 4 Corporate Finance - Q&A, Accounting vs Finance: Part 1 – Career Paths, The Efficient Career Hypothesis: Almost All Jobs Are Priced In, Is IB not as attractive anymore?, Accounting vs Finance: Part 1 – Career Paths
I mean if you’re optimising solely for income through a finance career surely your goal is to do IB > PE? Some variation on step two given the debate on how buy side comp is going, but yeah. Zero WLB though so question is how old are you willing to be when you become free
Willing to be a computer monkey until mid 30s. Then I want to move to a Corp dev / corp strategy role at a tech company with better wlb.
Fully retire around 50, with aggressive saving the whole way.
I think you are right I need to go to IB, but I was curious if it's worth leaving IB for PE nowadays, I have heard that comp is not as good as it used to be
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