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Northwestern Mutual

Sells life insurance and financial advice

Brokerage Services Registered Analyst

Full-TimePosted on 10/22/2026
$23.11 - $34.66
Mid
Associate's
Texas, USA+7 moreMore locations: Franklin, WI, USA | Florida, USA | Georgia, USA | Virginia, USA | New York, NY, USA | North Carolina, USA | New Jersey, USA
Remote
Customer Experience & SupportCustomer Support
Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship

About the job

Requirements
  • FINRA Series 6 or 7 and 63-equivalent licenses (65 or 66) are required.
  • An associate degree in business or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience, is required.
  • A minimum of 3 years of related financial services experience is required, along with advanced customer service, written, and verbal communication skills.
  • An intermediate understanding of tax implications related to investments is required.
  • Strong problem-solving and scenario-evaluation skills, with the ability to provide solutions, are required.
  • The role requires fingerprinting and the listed FINRA Series 63, Series 7, and SIE registrations.
Responsibilities
  • Provide consultative service to clients and advisors on a variety of investment concepts.
  • Act as a point of expertise on mutual fund trading, brokerage account servicing, cost basis, and tax reporting.
  • Apply industry knowledge while gaining exposure to complex problems and building critical thinking skills.
  • Collaborate regularly with department leads and NM Wealth business partners to drive product enhancements.
  • Learn new concepts and help others navigate change in the industry.
  • Serve as a primary point of contact for assigned NM Investment home-office clients, addressing inquiries regarding investment accounts and products.
  • Analyze, input, and review investment transactions, including trade executions, transfers, and account maintenance, while ensuring accuracy and compliance.
  • Stay up to date on industry trends, investment products, and regulatory requirements to provide knowledgeable support to clients and internal stakeholders.
  • Capture customer information for inquiry and analysis in an organized, clear, and consistent manner; use customer intelligence to solve problems, support informed decisions, communicate with customers and field partners, and resolve complaints efficiently.
  • Apply problem-solving methods to identify fundamental causes of issues and make timely, data-driven decisions by evaluating success factors, customer risks, business requirements, and value.
  • Organize and compare information to identify complex underlying issues through quantitative data and analysis, consider multiple perspectives, and seek process improvements.
  • Protect customer privacy and confidentiality, maintain appropriate access to private data, and follow applicable legal and regulatory requirements for data management.
  • Translate customer issues and pain points into requirements, represent clients’ best interests, and communicate client feedback to product teams and relevant stakeholders.
  • Apply knowledge of investment products, financial markets, investment concepts, and related regulations while considering customer needs, market trends, and cross-functional partnerships.
  • Apply organizational standards, policies, processes, and procedures to ensure regulatory requirements are met and compliance is maintained.

About the company

Northwestern Mutual sells life, disability income and long-term care insurance together with investment advice and wealth management to American families and business owners. It is owned by its policyholders rather than shareholders and has paid them dividends for more than 150 consecutive years. Its financial representatives build a full financial plan for each client and then sell the policies, brokerage accounts and managed portfolios that carry it out. The company earns money from insurance premiums, advisory fees and returns on a large bond and mortgage portfolio. It was founded in 1857 in Janesville, Wisconsin, and moved two years later to Milwaukee, where it is based.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Founded

1857

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What believers are saying

  • The business is earning more: 2025 revenue rose 8.2% to $41.2 billion and operating gain topped $10 billion.
  • It is moving upmarket: Family Office Services, launched September 2026, serves $50 million-plus households with 40+ specialists.
  • Advisor careers are easy to start: it reported a record 3,400+ financial representative recruits in February 2026.

What critics are saying

  • Advisor recruits are not employees: its financial representatives work as independent contractors, a status courts have upheld.
  • Its workplace faces a federal DEI probe: a judge ordered diversity data handed to the EEOC in July 2026.
  • Profits ride on markets: the company credited 2025 record results mainly to extraordinary investment performance.

What makes Northwestern Mutual unique

  • Northwestern Mutual sells more individual life and disability income insurance directly than any US rival.
  • Its balance sheet is rated top-tier: 2026 marks 35 straight years with the highest grades from all four agencies.
  • It doubles as a major brokerage: it has ranked among the top 10 independent broker-dealers for over a decade.

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  • Health Savings Account
  • Wellness programs & resources
  • 401(k) plan and cash balance contributions

Company News

PR Newswire
Oct 5th, 2026
83% of Boomers want to age at home as annual care costs set to hit $500K by 2058

More than 80% of Americans aged 57 and older want to receive long-term care at home if needed, but most families haven't planned financially for it, according to Northwestern Mutual's 2026 Planning & Progress Study. The research surveyed 4,375 US adults. Sixty-one per cent of Americans expect to need long-term care eventually, yet 54% haven't prepared financially. The situation affects younger generations too: 67% of Gen Z and 66% of millennials anticipate providing care for loved ones, but 60% haven't planned for associated costs. Current caregivers already feel the strain. Among the 39% providing or having provided care, 69% took financial actions like reducing spending or tapping savings. Some worked longer hours or took on debt. Northwestern Mutual's analysis suggests that if current cost trends continue, annual expenses for eight-hour daily home care could exceed $500,000 by 2058.

PR Newswire
Sep 22nd, 2026
Northwestern Mutual's childhood cancer giving reaches $75M with new hospital support programme

Northwestern Mutual's Foundation has reached $75 million in total donations to advance childhood cancer treatments and cures since 2012. The company announced a new $100,000 investment for Children's Wisconsin MACC Fund Center in Milwaukee, with more hospitals to be named in 2027. The funding will support families facing financial challenges and expand professional development for hospital staff. It also includes the inaugural Northwestern Mutual Childhood Cancer Healthcare Hero Award, presented to nurse Katy Tomlinson. During September's Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Northwestern Mutual is donating $100 to Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation for each new financial plan delivered, up to $2 million. The company's partnership with the Milwaukee Brewers has raised over half a million dollars for childhood cancer research. Since 2012, the Foundation has funded more than 860,000 hours of research and supported over 370 students through scholarships.

PR Newswire
Aug 12th, 2026
Northwestern Mutual CEO Tim Gerend ranks 7th in Glassdoor's best CEOs list

Northwestern Mutual's chief executive officer Tim Gerend has been named the seventh highest-rated CEO in America by Glassdoor. The recognition is based entirely on anonymous feedback from employees and financial advisors who rated their approval of how Gerend leads the company. Gerend became chairman, president and CEO in 2025. Under his leadership, Northwestern Mutual recently announced record business performance, including new highs for revenue, surplus position and annual dividends paid to policyowners. The company serves more than five million clients and holds $2.5 trillion worth of life insurance protection in force. It manages more than $450 billion in client assets through its retail investments business, ranking among the top five independent broker-dealers in the US.

PR Newswire
Aug 3rd, 2026
Gen Z and millennials delay life milestones as 72% postpone major goals due to financial pressures

Financial pressures are forcing many young Americans to postpone or abandon major life milestones, according to Northwestern Mutual's 2026 Planning & Progress Study. Nearly three in four Gen Z adults and more than half of Millennials have delayed at least one significant milestone due to financial challenges. The impact is particularly acute for homeownership and family planning. Thirty-one per cent of Gen Z respondents have postponed buying a house, whilst 24% have delayed having children. Among those who have become parents, over 70% spend as much or more on their children monthly as they do on housing. Artificial intelligence is adding to concerns, with 46% of Gen Z and 32% of Millennials pessimistic about its impact on their careers. Despite these challenges, younger generations are responding proactively. Gen Z and Millennials started saving for retirement at ages 22 and 28 respectively, years earlier than previous generations, and seek professional financial guidance at higher rates.

Associated Press
Jul 13th, 2026
60% of Americans say poor money habits are a relationship dealbreaker, gambling tops red flags

Northwestern Mutual's 2026 Planning & Progress Study reveals that 60% of Americans consider poor money habits a dealbreaker in new relationships. Excessive gambling and risk-taking rank as the top financial red flag, followed by hiding purchases and high credit card debt. Among Gen Z couples, 41% report money arguments are seriously straining their relationships. Financial compatibility has emerged as more important than emotional chemistry, physical attraction, or shared interests for maintaining successful long-term relationships. Single Americans seeking partners who earn money expect an average income of $139,000 annually, with women's expectations ($172,000) significantly exceeding men's ($101,000). Nearly three-quarters of Americans believe couples should discuss finances well before marriage or cohabitation, though 19% of married couples delayed these conversations until after major milestones. The survey included 4,375 US adults, conducted online between 5–21 January 2026.