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Personal Banker

Personal bankers work in retail banking branches and assist customers with various needs, such as opening checking and savings accounts; obtaining mortgage and auto loans; investing in certificates of deposit (CDs), money markets and other commercial banking products; and planning for retirement or college. While investment bankers work mostly with institutional investors, personal bankers work primarily with everyday people.

Most of their customers are private citizens of the communities in which the bankers work. Personal banking typically does not pay as well as investment banking and other Wall Street careers, but it offers a significantly better work-life balance, and the hours are much more reasonable. In fact, the term "bankers' hours" was coined to describe the limited hours local bankers are perceived to spend on the job.

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