Work as a Financial Services Representative/Personal Banker in a Big 5 FI in Toronto or work in Accounting?

I've been a bank teller for a couple of months now and it's been an enjoyable experience so far but I would definitely want to be able to earn more than just $17 an hour to have more financial freedom. My manager's been pushing me to become an FSR but the quota/targets aspect of it makes me nervous. Is the pay even good? I live alone here and don't have anybody else or family to rely on so I have to be able to earn more and maintain being smart with spending. I just feel like becoming an FSR(and maybe even an FA) is difficult with having to bend over backwards to clients with pay that I'm not even sure is good based on what I hear.

I finished a 2 year Business Accounting diploma though and can that even get me a job? I've always heard how good the money is in Accounting than being in the bank but the stress can be a lot and you need to be a CPA? I can't help but marvel at clients in the bank who are Accountants now being able to buy a car and house of their own. It's just hard to look for a job right now because I always see a 5-year experience minimum in getting an entry level position and that's just weird to me.

Any tips on weighing options? Experiences on either field? Do I go and become a Real Estate/Condo broker instead? Honest tips would be appreciated.

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