There's a fair amount of expensive cyberware that can enhance your productivity, if you work in the right professions. Another aspect of magic that FASA neglects is the effect it should have on the economy. From inspecting the AMA web site, it looks like there are 650,000 practicing physicians in the US right now. If magic were working right now, we'd have about 250,000 full magicians and a million Adepts. So it looks like magicians are a little less than half as common as doctors, just for comparison purposes.
Full magicians can get nearly any sort of magical work below.
Sorcery Adepts will be very popular for spellcasting jobs, which can include work in engineering, healing, entertainment, fashion, you name it. Conjuring Adepts will be a bit more limited. In their capacity as banishers, they could end up in security work. Enchanting Adepts can make huge amounts of money refining orichalcum. The job is horrible drudgery, of course, but I expect a good deal of research has gone into figuring out a way to have three enchanters spell each other while refining the stuff.