In the more than 25 years of helping financial services professionals pass more than 400,000 exams, we have had students tell us every possible scenario dreamed up by test takers who have “heard” stories about how FINRA exams are administered. The top 5 myths and misconceptions are as follows: Myth # 5: If you fail […]
In this article we are going to share some of the feedback we have received from hundreds of students who have taken the series 65 exam in the last several months. This group of students has provided us with an invaluable resource to help us prepare our clients to pass the series 65 exam. We […]
In our previous article we reviewed the three ways for purchasing an annuity contract. Let’s move forward here, and get a little bit more detailed about some of the specifics regarding the operation of the annuity’s separate account. When an investor contributes money into a variable annuity product, that money goes into the separate account […]
In this article we are going to examine the use of social media and its impact on investment advisors and their representatives. Additionally, we will explore best practices for investment advisors to disclose potential conflicts of interest and to manage their fiduciary duty to the client. LinkedIn, this feature is almost impossible to ignore. Why […]
In this article we are going to review what you need to know about variable annuities to pass your FINRA exam. An annuity is a contract between an individual and an insurance company. Once the contract is entered into, the individual becomes known as the annuitant. There are several different types of annuity contracts that […]
In this article we are going to take a look at the impact Economic Policy can have on the overall health of the business cycle. Additionally, we will look at the approach taken by various schools of economic thought to try to guide the economy through the business cycle. Classical economics Classical economics originated in […]
In this article we are going to examine some of the requirements of Regulation Best Interest also known as Regulation BI or Reg BI. Regulation Best Interest Regulation Best Interest (Reg BI) was adopted by the SEC in June of 2019 as an amendment to The Securities Exchange Act of 1934. All broker dealers, investment […]
There are several key differences between the series 65 and series 66 exams. Determining which exam you should take will depend on your particular circumstances. Regardless of which exam you choose to take, our series 65 and 66 training packages offer you a greenlight money back pass guarantee The Series 65 is the Uniform investment […]
Advisers and other service providers to most ERISA-covered plans must disclose their fees, following a U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) regulation that became effective July 1, 2012. These regulations are designed to dovetail with corresponding regulations that require plans to disclose service provider information to DOL in a timely manner. A service provider’s failure to […]
Here is some great information on dividend valuation models and statistical analysis to help you pass your series 65 exam Dividend Valuation models A fundamental analysts may use a dividend valuation model to determine a fair valuation for an equity security and to determine if an investment is warranted The two dividend valuation models most […]
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