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WestPac Wealth Partners

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Financial Advisor - Anonymous employee WestPac Wealth Partners Employee Review

5.0
17 Apr 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

I have been in the Investment/Insurance business for 30 years. My prior firm was sold and I decided not to joint the new firm. Joined Westpac Wealth Partners in 2012. My enthusiasm and passion for the business have never been higher plus I'm making more money then ever. Nash Subotic is the real deal.

Cons

This is a winning organization which will surround you with high performers. Be prepared to work hard.

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25 May 2026
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Pros

The resources offered to advisors is second to no one in this industry. We have good trainings from elites in the industry who we can use as resources.

Cons

WestPac has the most modern and streamlined process and philosphy packaged together. The only complaint I have with WestPac is the CRM smart office is anethma to the value that we as reps are providing to clients. It shouldn't be this counter intuitive, clunky, or have such a steep learning curve to move clients through the process...

5.0
12 May 2026
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Pros

Hands down, this is the best company I’ve ever worked for. WestPac’s constant focus on innovation and improvement is something you feel every single day. The culture reminds me of a high-performing sports team - built on collaboration, hustle, and grit. The level of training and process they provide is exceptional, and if you follow leadership guidance and put in the work, your odds of succeeding in this industry increase dramatically. One concern I had coming in was the insurance side of the business. That concern was quickly put to rest. It became very clear early on through training that insurance is simply one tool in the toolkit. Across the board, advisors and leaders here only implement insurance solutions when they genuinely make financial sense for the client, never as a forced recommendation.

Cons

This industry is not for the faint of heart. If you are a new advisor be prepared to make short term sacrifice for long term gratification. Your future self will thank you!

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