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I was an insurance agent until my employer told me I wasn’t allowed to talk with people about Bitcoin. I now work in service for executive benefits for insurance. Financial planner is a very specific designation but seems like a logical next step for me if I can find an employer that understands Bitcoin.

That’s why I’m responding here.

I’n understanding more and more the evils of fiat investments and particularly the FED, but whyh would I not people who are just as confused as I used to be?
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Phundamentals 2y ago

Interesting - I work in insurance as well. I touch deferred comp - that’s my exposure to exec benefits. I would never recommend Bktcoin to anyone working with my company - but I’d the ETF gets approved I’ll try to get products made that have Bitcoin cause I’ll be able to hedge it with the ETF.

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nobody 2y ago

My employer’s stance was that they don’t sell anything with Bitcoin and I shouldn’t discuss it as they wouldn’t want anyone to buy it and then the price drop. It came up as I was reaching out to someone from NYDIG and I told the compliance guy that person knows more about it than I do.

Good idea to be able to hedge. I’d like to see a vul with Bitcoin as the asset and where the Bitcoin is in q multi-sig where the owner holds majority of the keys.

I’m just in service at the provider for coli plans. It was my rebound after my exit being an qgent. But I was honestly looking at the cfp website last weekend thinking I might go that route, or maybe something else.