Medicine vs Banking

I can’t decide what I want to do between the two. I need to decide ASAP because I would need to change my A levels (I’m at the end of y11) . Could anyone brief me on some cons of Banking? I’m pretty well informed on the cons of medicine.
I like medicine but you get paid such a relatively small salary compared to how many hours you work and how much training you need to do in advance.

Pick the A-Levels for medicine + maths

that gives you the option of doing medicine or banking.

The A levels I’ve picked are maths, biology, chemistry and physics. Wouldn’t I need to change one to economics and maybe another to further maths?

Not further maths, no.

But maybe economics.

I'd go with maths, biology, chemistry, econ.

But no big deal if you can't take econ. Most econ courses don't ask for a-level economics, just maths.

That gives you another year to decide between medicine and banking.

Get some healthcare work experience to help you decide.

Do what you think you would love !

Think about how interesting a life in Banking / Medicine will be, and how you would enjoy it.
Don't choose one because some other person suggested it or is doing it.

Both are difficult paths, with long hours and difficult training. Choose wisely, and you'll head for success!

Are you sure that medicine would result in a lower salary than banking?

Are you sure that medicine would result in a lower salary than banking?

Not further maths, no.

But maybe economics.

I'd go with maths, biology, chemistry, econ.

But no big deal if you can't take econ. Most econ courses don't ask for a-level economics, just maths.

That gives you another year to decide between medicine and banking.

Get some healthcare work experience to help you decide.

Don’t need econ

Are you sure? O:

You don't NEED econ, but it's preferable.

It’s not preferable, econ A-Level won’t give you any advantage at all...

Well, that's what my unis told me when I applied