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<blockquote data-quote="mt3130" data-source="post: 8413331" data-attributes="member: 659177"><p>I'm a CPA in public accounting. The potential earnings and career options are basically limitless. The more clients you bring in and/or the more services existing clients use you for, the more you make. You also learn a lot about different industries, which makes a jump to private industry as a Controller or CFO very seamless.</p><p></p><p>I'm 26 now, I'll be making six figures by 30, and have my house that I bought 6 months ago paid off in 7-8 years, and will almost certainly have a net worth of $1M+ by 40, regardless of whether I stay public or go private. It requires an advanced degree, professional license, and a lot of hours in the beginning, but its definitely worth setting up being comfortable for the rest of your life.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mt3130, post: 8413331, member: 659177"] I'm a CPA in public accounting. The potential earnings and career options are basically limitless. The more clients you bring in and/or the more services existing clients use you for, the more you make. You also learn a lot about different industries, which makes a jump to private industry as a Controller or CFO very seamless. I'm 26 now, I'll be making six figures by 30, and have my house that I bought 6 months ago paid off in 7-8 years, and will almost certainly have a net worth of $1M+ by 40, regardless of whether I stay public or go private. It requires an advanced degree, professional license, and a lot of hours in the beginning, but its definitely worth setting up being comfortable for the rest of your life. [/QUOTE]
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