JOBS THAT WILL MAKE YOU VERY RICH

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The video provides a clear, visually organized ranking of high-paying jobs, appealing to viewers interested in career advancement and financial success. The tier system and salary ranges offer easily digestible information, making it highly shareable.

Summary

The video ranks various finance and business jobs by their potential all-in compensation, from S-tier (Generational Wealth) like hedge funds and private equity, down to D-tier (Still Fine) like accounting. It suggests that higher-tier jobs offer significantly more earning potential and a higher ceiling for wealth accumulation.

Structure

1Introduction to job ranking by compensation
2S-Tier jobs: Hedge funds, private equity, big law
3A-Tier jobs: Investment banking, tech, consulting
4B-Tier jobs: Trading, wealth management, venture capital
5C-Tier jobs: Equity research
6D-Tier jobs: Accounting

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RANKING JOBS BY ALL-IN COMPENSATION S Generational Wealth hedge funds $1M-$20M+ private equity $1M-$10M big law $1M-$8M A Very Rich investment banking $1M-$3M tech $400k-$2M consulting $700k-$1.5M B Comfortable sales & trading $400k-$2M venture capital $400k-$1M wealth mgmt $250k-$1M C Normal Money equity research $250k-$600k D Still Fine accounting $80k-$500k

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Top tier jobs ranked. Here's how you can really get tier S. Generational wealth. Hedge funds, private equity, big law. You'll retire your grandkids if you survive. Most don't. A tier. Banking, consulting, and tech. The floor here is higher than the ceiling almost anywhere else. B tier. Trading, wealth management, capital. Great money, wildly different paths. C tier. Equity research. Comfortable and you know your ceiling by the time you're 30. D tier. Accounting. Pretty boring and not as much upside. I'd avoid it. Comment what I missed, follow for more advice.