Bachelor's again, but from a target school

I just graduated from a non target school with a bcom hons degree. Now that I'm not placed in any of the roles in the field of finance, I was wondering if I should go for MSc finance or Bsc finance( from a target school).

Does it make sense to do bachelor's again or should I go ahead with a master's instead?

Thank you

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