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Anonymous

21 Sep 2020

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Considering hustling as part time financial planner. How difficult is it in terms of getting certified and the knowledge and time required?

Have strong interest in financial planning and helping others achieve sound planning. Will this be possible?

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Kyra Lim

Edited 21 Aug 2024

BDM at Finerty Academy

It is not difficult if you pace your learning. For a globally recognized professional paper such as Certified Financial Planner, you can opt in for a Self-Study or join the 3-Day accelerated exam prep program. You can find out the CFP curriculum in this link: https://www.finerty.com.sg/financial-planning-c...

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shweta jaiswal

18 Dec 2023

SevenMentor is considered one of the best institutes for learning SAP FICO course in Pune due to its excellent track record of providing excellent SAP training. They offer experienced instructors, updated course material, hands-on practical sessions, and a strong focus on real-world applications.

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Hariz Arthur Maloy

21 Sep 2020

Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent

Hey Anon, you can consider joining an IFA. Depending on the environment some may not force you to ke...

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