Rise North Capital - Financial Representative Rise North Capital Employee Review

Rise North Capital gave me some of the biggest growth of my life, both personally and professionally. I had learned more skills there than anywhere else, made more money there than I ever had before, and at the same time got to make a real impact in people’s financial lives. I loved the freedom and independence that came with the role. There was no micromanaging and I had a lot of control over my own schedule which helped me foster a lot of growth into becoming a professional and leader. The environment is full of people who want to grow professionally and personally as well. It helped shape my vision of growth in a way bigger than just business. I also really enjoyed the relationship building side of the business, the face to face client interactions and the opportunity to train and develop others. You'll learn how to build and run a practice, not just show up to work.

This role is not for everyone, it is very entrepreneurial in spirit. If you need a lot of structure or a more traditional setup, this can feel very overwhelming fast. It's a very independent role. There is a slight learning curve, and results usually depend on how much ownership you are willing to take. (good thing though, you'll have a coach to help support you)

If you like to take people's hard earned money, throw it into an highly overpriced insurance contract and tell the client that this product is in the best interest for them (even when clearly it is not) then this place is for. Owner of the company is barred from FINRA so not to sure how he is running a "Financial Service" company.

All are below is what I have seen or experienced, representing as a fiduciary when they only do business with National Life seems like a conflict of interest if you only do business with one company, pressures young college kids to go after their friends and family to sell insurance that is not needed at an increased price so they can get the commission. It is structured like any other MLM, one quick search on FINRA Broker check shows the owner of the company is barred from acting as a broker or even associating with broker dealer firm, pressures new agents in the industry to spend on "your business" when in reality it isn't "your business" as your don't own any of the clients if you leave. Better off going to a big wire house (securities related that does insurance; do not focus solely on insurance) if you are starting your career off, get the name brand, network connections, industry licenses paid for , experience from reputable place and then you can go out on your own if this is what you want to pursue.