February 8th, 2010 by admin
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My husband is a loan officer with a mortgage broker office. He works only on commission. This office started about 18 months ago and no benefits of any kind. Just commission on the closings of each loan. The market in my area is horrible. Houses are not being sold, there are tons of foreclosures, banks got lots stricter with loans so all his pending deals have been falling through in the past three months. We are surviving on my teacher salary alone. What would be a good career move for him? I would want for him to have something stable with a fixed salary, maybe bonuses, but definitely a salary and health benefits. Would going to a temp agency be the way to go? What financial/career counseling do you have to offer? THanks!
February 8th, 2010 by admin
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February 7th, 2010 by admin
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I am in grade nine and it’s time to start thinking about what I’d like my future career to be. I’ve been thinking of counseling for a couple months now and I really like the idea of it. I am also told I have the gift of encouragement which might be a little helpful. What skills would I need and which courses should I take? Which universities offer good counseling programs? (Preferably near south-eastern Canada.) How much money does the average counsellor make a month, and how much does a great counsellor make per month? What are some different kinds of counselling I could go into?
I’m sorry the question’s so long! You don’t have to answer everything, just as much as you can, please. Thanks! 
