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Junior Wealth Advisor
— Nashville & Remote
Start your advisory career at 50% of everything you produce — a rate the industry’s training programs take four to five years to reach — and build a book with your name on it from the first client.
Infinitus Wealth Management · Nashville · We Don't Just Manage Wealth. We Build It.
The Offer
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50% payout from day one — on every dollar of advisory revenue you generate, at every household size. Traditional programs begin near 10% and mature over five years; you start where they finish.
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Paid quarterly, 100% vested — calculated on collected advisory fees, paid quarterly in arrears on the firm’s billing cycle. No deferred compensation, no vesting schedule.
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A book that is yours — every relationship you develop builds a book of business you own and grow. Firm-sourced relationships carry a simple one-year non-solicitation commitment after departure — there is no non-compete in our agreement.
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A defined path up — advancement to the senior grid is earned by the book of business you build, not by years served.
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Independent structure — a 1099 independent contractor role with production-based compensation and no ceiling. This role rewards builders; we will be straightforward with every candidate about what the first year of building a book of business takes.
The Role
Junior Advisors do the real work of becoming an advisor from day one — with the safety net of a defined process and direct mentorship rather than a classroom. You prospect, you sit in client meetings, you learn the firm’s investment approach deeply enough to explain it, and you build a book of business with your name on it.
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Prospect consistently — outreach, networking, community presence, and follow-through, every week
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Learn the firm’s twelve strategies and discretionary investment process well enough to present them with confidence
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Support senior client relationships: preparation, reviews, service items, and planning legwork
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Develop and serve your own client relationships as your book grows
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Keep disciplined records in the CRM and work within the firm’s compliance and supervision framework
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Progress through licensing and Tennessee continuing-education requirements on schedule
We are direct about the expectation: this role rewards consistent activity. Advisors who prospect daily build books; the 50% payout makes every bit of that effort pay you, not a training program.
How We Set You Up
Mentorship from the top
Direct development with our founder and Chief Investment Officer — client meetings, portfolio reviews, and the craft of advising, learned in the room.
A brand behind your outreach
The firm’s active content engine and niche positioning give your prospecting a credible, visible story from the first call — you build the relationships; the brand backs you up.
The full platform
The same twelve-strategy investment engine, Altruist custody, CRM, and Music Row office our senior advisors use.
Licensing support
We guide you through Series 65 registration and Tennessee requirements and cover your annual continuing-education costs.
Who Thrives Here
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Series 65 obtained or in progress — we support strong candidates through licensing
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Genuine interest in markets and investing, and the discipline to learn a research-driven process
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The drive to prospect, network, and build — this career is earned, and we make the earning worth it
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Integrity first: a fiduciary standard is a mindset before it is a rule
About Infinitus
Infinitus Wealth Management is a fee-only, independent fiduciary firm on Music Row in Nashville. Our core work is managing discretionary investments: we build custom portfolios of individual securities through twelve proprietary strategies, with research, portfolio construction, and risk management done in-house and led by our founder and Chief Investment Officer — a Purple Heart veteran and Wharton MBA. We serve individuals and families, business owners, athletes and entertainers, and institutions, and we are growing.
⎯ Erik’s Story
The Story Behind the Firm
From the streets of Baghdad to Music Row: why a combat-wounded infantryman built a fiduciary firm.