Financial Consultant salary in Singapore

Median $4,000 – $8,000 a month, typically with no experience required. Based on .

Financial Consultant pay by experience

Median of each posting's advertised range. Latest posting 12 Oct 2026.

ExperienceMedian payMost common job titlePostings
0–1 yrMost common$4,000 – $7,00069 postings
2–3 yrsSign in to see10 postings
4–5 yrsSign in to see5 postings · indicative
6–8 yrsSign in to see3 postings · indicative
9+ yrs—Too few postings
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Common skills in postings

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Education in postings

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  • Polytechnic diploma

    $3,500

    25 postings · median pay

  • A Level / H2 or equivalent

    $4,000

    12 postings · median pay

  • Bachelor degree

    $6,500

    10 postings · median pay

  • Private / specialist diploma

    $6,500

    9 postings · indicative · median pay

  • Other advanced diploma

    $9,500

    2 postings · indicative · median pay

Certs in postings

  • CMFAS (Capital Markets and Financial Advisory Services) Exams

    11 postings12.5% of postings with certs
  • CMFAS RES5 (Rules, Ethics and Skills for Financial Advisory)

    6 postings · indicative6.8% of postings with certs

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Questions about Financial Consultant

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  • What skills come up most?

    Financial Planning, Wealth Management, Wealth Accumulation, Financial consultancy, Client Relationship Management.

  • Which certifications come up?

    CMFAS (Capital Markets and Financial Advisory Services) Exams, CMFAS RES5 (Rules, Ethics and Skills for Financial Advisory).

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