Benefits:

Opportunity for advancement
Training & development

Ready to Grow Your Career in Financial Services?
At ValuTeachers Inc®, we help educators and public service employees build a secure retirement—and we’re looking for a licensed Financial Advisor who’s ready to make an impact.

Why You’ll Love It Here:

Work with clients who value trusted guidance
Proven systems & executive mentorship to accelerate your success
Technology, marketing, and call center support so you can focus on clients
Competitive compensation + long-term growth opportunities

What You Bring:

Life license and Series 6, 63 & 65 (required)
Experience with 403(b), 457, 401(a) plans (preferred)
Strong relationship-building & communication skills
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
Spanish fluency (a plus)

If you are passionate about guiding clients toward their financial goals and want the tools to grow your business, let’s connect.

Apply now and start making a difference—one client at a time.

Compensation: $100,000.00 - $150,000.00 per year

ValuTeachers

Established by a former educator, ValuTeachers is a team of Retirement Specialists who aim to help school employees retire with financial dignity. ValuTeachers was founded on the principle that "Education is not preparation for life; Education is life itself" (John Dewey). Our Retirement Specialists service school systems nationally with 403(b)/IRA/457 plans.

ValuTeachers started as a different kind of retirement company. The founder and President worked as a school teacher and a college professor, teaching our future leaders. After leaving education, they discovered teachers and school employees were taking home less than $2,000 per month from their state pension plan, after thirty years of service. They were outraged that teachers and education professionals were left with so little after working so hard. This visionary set out to build a company that would educate every school employee on planning for their retirement—recognizing that teachers and school employees professionally are undervalued.