So let me get this straight......You want the easier training program that pays the most salary and gives you nicest office?? 

This is a perfect reason why there is another forum.

Then contribute something positive... You criticize a lot, but never start a topic...

Rwarchol5 - Many newbs have asked the same question. If you will use the search feature at the top right of the screen you will find plenty of information about that topic. If you have other questions, feel free to comment to an older thread to bump it up.

Squash- I noticed your comment, all though not as negative to the OP as mine, did not contribute to this thread either. I believe if you will spend the time to review my posts, you will find my contributions to be fair and balanced. What does “starting a topic” have to do with anything? I will start a new topic when I have an inquiry that cannot be answered by using the search function and my question is not related to an active thread…

My apologies.. Not evens sure why i wrote that comment as I look over it... I too am an advocate of using the search button and not posting same question in multiple spots

WFA has the best training program.

The best is where there is a manager and producer who is interested in your success.  Don't sign your life away and understand you will have to live by the contract you sign. 

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Anybody going through the training programs of these three financial firms?  Any insight as to which one is harder; easier;  Jones who offers more money to rookies; ML but maybe MSSB now that BofA has cut costs nicer offices Jones;...  Anything that would make them better than one another? 

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