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- Not always consistent income because as markets fluctuate, financial gain does as well.
- There is a lot of pressure associated with handling tens of millions of dollars.
- You can make enemies by losing rich people's money
-You will be judged for only being concerned with money

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-You will enjoy an elite lifestyle and won't have to worry about money.
- Feel good about making other people money.
- You will be very wealthy

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- Excellent communication skills
- Leadership and initiative
- Ability to work in groups

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- In depth knowledge about hedge funds
- Excellent writing and analytic abilities
- A great understanding of Microsoft excel

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Most people cannot become a hedge fund manager straight out of college and usually the position becomes available through resignation, termination, or retirement. An entry level position would be a Financial Advisor with a median salary or around $80,000. The median level position is a financial manager with a median income of $120,000. After years of experience the advanced position is a hedge fund manager with a median salary of $2.4 million.

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The University of Georgia offers these programs. The total tuition over the 4 year program is $121,568, while living expenses come out to be $45,728.

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Education required to become a fund manager usually includes a bachelors degree in finance or accounting. Many companies prefer MBA's.

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A Hedge fund manager is someone who manages a company's investment funds. Usually they work with volatile or risky investments.