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[QUOTE="FaresGB, post: 156541"] Actuaries typically work in the insurance industry, and if you’ve got a head for numbers, this could be your kind of gig. An actuary analyzes the costs of risk and uncertainty, and based on that, develops policies for businesses and clients to minimize the cost of that risk. The work isn’t client-facing or particularly customer-service oriented, so if you’re good with one-on-one communication, this could be a good means for you to make money. To become an actuary, you’ll need a strong background in mathematics, statistics and business -- and a bachelor’s degree. You’ll have to pass a series of exams to become a certified professional, but the good news is you can work while you study for those exams. For entry-level actuarial work, employers want to see that you have a degree in a quantitative area of study, such as actuarial science, computer science, economics or statistics, as well as a professional actuarial exam or two under your belt. Having actuarial experience with an internship helps your initial employment prospects. However, smaller companies can be much more open about a varied work past. The payoff for this type of career is excellent. The median annual salary is $100,610 or $48.37 an hour. To find an entry level actuary position, you can search under “actuary” on job sites such as FlexJobs, Glassdoor, Indeed, Monster, ZipRecruiter, CareerBuilder and LinkedIn. If you don’t find entry-level positions, reach out to the recruiter or HR manager to inquire about entry-level opportunities or freelance actuary work within the company. Submit your resume for when an opportunity opens up. [/QUOTE]
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