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Any CFA's here? I could use some input.
Started this discussion. Last reply by kevin Feb 24. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Hello gentlemen, If there are any Chartered Financial Analysts here maybe you all could give me some advice. I am graduating from my university this coming May. I actually have been recruited to…Continue
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kevin replied to Trevor Anonymous's discussion Any CFA's here? I could use some input."I didn't used the Elan as a study guide so i can't really comment on that. I just bought their practice questions and mock exams. But based on the quality of those I'd probably say the notes are likely just as good.... I know…"
Trevor Anonymous replied to Trevor Anonymous's discussion Any CFA's here? I could use some input."Thank you! Lots of helpful stuff here. I've read that Elan notes seem to be preferred over Schweser. Do you think one seemed to be more concise than the other, or did you have a preference? Aside from that, thanks for the input!
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kevin replied to Trevor Anonymous's discussion Any CFA's here? I could use some input."First off, I'm not a CFA charter-holder (you'll learn when you study the ethics portion you're not supposed to use "CFA" as a noun or call yourself "a CFA")
I only passed level 1 and I don't think I'm…"
Trevor Anonymous replied to Daniel's discussion Paying off student loans"I agree with son, even if the largest one has the highest interest rate (which is a bummer) I would knock out the smallest one or two as fast as possible. Or even at once if you have the ability. Then I would put all my effort into overpaying on…"
Trevor Anonymous replied to Trevor Anonymous's discussion Any CFA's here? I could use some input."Sounds consistent with what I've heard about understanding the principles of all the sub-topics. Which books are you using, and do you find them to be pretty clear and helpful?"
Mike M. replied to Trevor Anonymous's discussion Any CFA's here? I could use some input."I've been thinking of signing up to take the CFA I exam. I've talked to some friends who have done it, and I've borrowed some of their books to get a start on preparing. They generally didn't take any courses and just…"
Trevor Anonymous replied to Daniel's discussion Paying off student loans""I still live at home and I am thinking that once loans are all paid off I can start saving for a big down payment on a condo and finally be debt-free."
I would try to save for the condo at the same time. Who knows how much longer…"
Trevor Anonymous replied to Daniel's discussion Paying off student loans"The percentages above were an oversimplification, and it typically seems to be much more than .0XX% more expensive when consolidating. Especially when paying monthly because that adds up over however many years one is repaying. Though I agree that…"
Trevor Anonymous replied to Daniel's discussion Paying off student loans"There are really different schools of thought on how to repay. Though you had subsidized loans, I'm guessing the government stops covering the interest once you graduate as they will to mine, is that correct? Will they continue to cover your…"
Rebekah replied to Trevor Anonymous's discussion Any CFA's here? I could use some input."Is it multiple choice or writing? If you can accurately score yourself, I recommend studying alone with practice guides. Sometimes the best are published by the testing authority. If the format of the test is such that you cannot accurately score…"
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Trevor Anonymous posted a discussionAny CFA's here? I could use some input.
Hello gentlemen, If there are any Chartered Financial Analysts here maybe you all could give me some advice. I am graduating from my university this coming May. I actually have been recruited to an investment advisory firm not too far from where I lived prior to coming to college, but my role will be sales initially. This company emphasized to me that this role is only permanent if I want it to be, and I could move into analysis at some point. Anyway, my questions are as follows.Q: I want…See More
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