Stockbroker

Duties and responsibilities: Your role in a stockbroker job is to manage the financial portfolio of your client; so this could be an individual or a company. On the advice of investment analysts, you’ll discuss with your client which shares to buy or sell to get them the best return on their money. Successful brokers are quick thinking, full of bright ideas and not afraid to make risky decisions in an instant

Salary: annual Median $58,631

Education: It is generally recommended that you acquire at least a bachelor's degree prior to becoming a stock broker. You may consider pursuing a degree in accounting, economics, business, or finance. A master's degree is not necessary, but many employers prefer it if you pursue advanced positions within the company. Employers often prefer candidates with a Master in Business Administration (MBA). If you obtain an MBA, you may qualify for hiring bonuses, advancement, or higher salaries.

I think this job is fun and interesting because it teaches you how convince people to buy something. Also they make a lot of money if they are single of course.