Accounting vs Finance - Which Career Choice Is Right for You?

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[@LeaveMeAloneBleez]

hi man I will be going to uni next year, but I have 2 majors to choose from and I HAVE to choose one now, it's either accounting or finance, personally, I am more interested in finance, but I heard that finding a job is harder and accounting got more job opportunities, I want to follow my hearth but I don't want to become jobless after getting some degree since I will be studying abroad to china next year

[@365FinancialAnalyst]

Hi there, It's fantastic that you're considering your future so thoughtfully. Not many people begin with the end in mind [as Stephen Covey likes to say]. Choosing between accounting and finance is indeed a significant decision, and it's great to hear that you're following your passion for finance. While it's true that accounting is known for its broad range of job opportunities, finance is equally robust with a wide array of career paths. The finance sector offers roles in investment banking, financial planning, portfolio management, corporate finance, and many more. The industry is dynamic and can be very rewarding for those who are passionate about it. Studying finance, especially in a vibrant economy like China's, can open doors to unique international opportunities and insights into one of the world's largest financial markets. Moreover, the skills you'll acquire in finance, such as analytical thinking, problem-solving, and understanding market dynamics, are highly transferable and in demand across various sectors. To enhance your employability, consider internships, certifications, and practical experiences in finance while you study. These will not only bolster your resume but also give you a clearer sense of your career direction within finance. Remember, success in any field is driven by passion, commitment, and continuous learning. If finance excites you, there's every reason to pursue it and succeed. At 365 Financial Analyst, we offer a range of courses and resources that can support your journey in finance, helping you gain practical skills and insights to thrive in the industry. Best of luck with your decision and future studies in China! Best, The 365 Team

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[@djtwister6997]

I personally recommend accounting. As an accountant graduate , I have an easier time finding both accountant and finance jobs. Meanwhile my finance friends are struggling to find employment. After all an accountant student can become a finance job but the other way is not true.

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Fiancé I’m good with strategy not just bookkeeping

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What are golden rules of accounting ?

[@365FinancialAnalyst]

Hi there, Great question. The golden rules of accounting refer to a set of principles that guide how financial transactions are recorded and classified. These rules form the foundation of the double-entry bookkeeping system, ensuring consistency and accuracy in the financial records. Here are the three golden rules of accounting: Debit the Receiver, Credit the Giver (Personal Account): This rule applies to personal accounts, which are accounts related to individuals, firms, companies, etc. When a person or entity receives something, that account is debited, and when they give something, their account is credited. For example, if a business buys goods on credit from a vendor, the vendor's account (receiver) is debited, and the purchases account (giver) is credited. Debit What Comes In, Credit What Goes Out (Real Account): This rule is for real accounts, which are accounts related to assets and properties of a business. When an asset comes into the business, it is debited (increase in asset), and when an asset goes out of the business, it is credited (decrease in asset). For instance, if a company purchases machinery, the machinery account (what comes in) is debited, and the cash or bank account (what goes out) is credited. Debit All Expenses and Losses, Credit All Incomes and Gains (Nominal Account): This rule applies to nominal accounts, which are accounts related to expenses, losses, incomes, and gains. When the business incurs an expense or a loss, it is debited, and when the business earns income or gains, it is credited. For example, if a business pays rent, the rent expense account is debited (increase in expense), and the cash account is credited (decrease in asset). Understanding and applying these golden rules of accounting correctly ensures that every financial transaction is recorded systematically, facilitating accurate financial reporting and analysis. Yours, The 365 Team

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[@MandiraKarki-ug3hj]

What if still confused? Anyone can you provide me idea what if I persue bachelor in both finance and account ?

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Is International Banking and Finance the same as Commerce in Banking and Finance?

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Thank you for making this video. It helps me a lot in deciding which career path to pursue

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I want to ask a question from here please answer if you know this, can i pursue a career in finance while im very dull in accounting(zero) but have interest in finance? Please answer

[@sheillahawuor3772]

Yes you can. That will depend on which bachelor's degree you have and which professional certification you have.

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[@365FinancialAnalyst]

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