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Look at wrecked cars and decide how much it will cost to fix them.
Insurance Appraisers (Auto)
Help people fill out forms to pay their taxes correctly
Tax Preparers
Help people make smart choices about saving and spending money.
Personal Financial Advisors
Keep a company’s money safe and organized
Financial Managers
Use math to help people and businesses plan for the future.
Actuaries
Look for people who might be cheating or stealing money
Fraud Investigators
Work in banks and help people put in or take out money.
Tellers
Call or talk to people who owe money to help them make payments.
Bill Collectors
Approve or deny credit cards or loans for customers.
Credit Checkers
Help fill out and check forms when someone uses their insurance.
Insurance Claims Clerks
Help businesses decide how to spend their money wisely.
Budget Analysts
Keep track of an organization’s money.
Accountants
Check accountant’s work.
Auditors
Study money trends and help people decide where to invest.
Financial and Investment Analysts
Make sure a company’s money is used safely and correctly.
Treasurers
Look at reports and pictures to see how much money should be paid for accidents or damage.
Claims Adjusters
Help buy and sell stocks or investments for customers.
Brokerage Clerks
Use computers and math to study big money patterns.
Financial Quantitative Analysts
Talk to people who want a loan and help them get approved for it.
Loan Officers
Help people fill out papers to borrow money from a bank.
Loan Clerks
Check if people can pay back loans before giving them money.
Credit Analysts
Find money problems before they happen and help fix them.
Financial Risk Specialists
Decide if someone can get insurance and how much it will cost.
Insurance Underwriters
Help people buy and sell stocks and investments.
Financial Services Sales Agents
Help people buy insurance to protect their homes, cars, or health.
Insurance Sales Agents