Talk with private managers about their careers. Ask your business teacher for help arranging interviews. LinkedIn and professional associations are other good resources for locating potential interviewees. Join high school and college business and finance clubs to meet people with the same interests, learn more about investing concepts, and participate in investment competitions. Finally, check out the following books to learn more about wealth management:
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