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Ennio Morricone - The Legendary Italian Westerns Rar more. Thanks again, Daisy What course does an individual need to complete successfully to obtain their Mutual Fund license? In order to obtain a Mutual Fund license the individual must successfully complete one of the following courses. • Canadian Investment Funds Course ® (CIFC) ® offered by the IFSE Institute ® • Investment Funds in Canada (IFC) ® offered by CSI Global Education ® formerly known as the Canadian Securities Institute ® • Canadian Securities Course (CSC) ® offered by CSI Global Education ® formerly known as the Canadian Securities Institute ® Once you have successfully completed the required exams you are still required to apply and be registered with the Mutual fund Dealers Association (MFDA) or IIROC. If there are three different courses that can be taken to earn a Mutual Fund license which one should I choose? The CIFC and IFC course are both Mutual Fund courses that for the most part cover the same concepts. Which course you select is more of a personal choice much like some people drive a Honda Civic while others choose to drive a Mazda 3.

The trade-marks CSI, CSC, Canadian Securities Course, CPH, Wealth Management Essentials and WME are owned by CSI Global Education Inc. CSI Global Education Inc does not sponsor, license or necessarily recommend these notes and study material for its CSC and WME courses. SeeWhy Financial Learning is an.

The CSC ® is a much more robust course. Completion of this course allows one to apply for a Mutual Fund license (able to sell mutual funds) but it is also the first of two courses required to obtain a securities license (able to sell mutual funds as well as individual stocks, bonds, etc). Some students choose to take this course as it opens up many more career opportunities, however, many that are new to the industry choose to take a Mutual Funds course and then upgrade down the road by taking the CSC.

If you are unsure which course to take or want to know a little bit more before enrolling in a course that costs several hundred dollars you may want to consider one of our study guides. While the purchase of a study guide does not constitute enrolment in the actual course it will allow you to start to learn about the industry and decide if the industry is right for you. If I purchase one of your study programs, is it the same as enrolling in the actual course on the course provider’s website (i.e. At www.csi.ca or www.ifse.ca)? Can I book and write the exam(s) through SeeWhy Learning?

Our study materials are learning aids that will significantly speed up your learning and drastically increase your chances of success on the exam(s). Big Bucks From Big Signs Pdf To Excel on this page. To write the exam, you must first enroll in the actual course and book your exam(s) on the course provider's website. You will find course pricing and available exam dates and locations there. Note that the providers generally need 15 business days notice to book your exam.

However, if you are simply interested in learning about the industry for your own personal knowledge, or you want to get a feel for the course before paying for enrolment in the actual course, then you should consider the purchase of our Textbook Summary study guide. Our student’s come to SeeWhy Financial Learning because they want to pass their exam, and if they don’t, we feel that we haven’t done our job as a training company and we shouldn’t be paid. In the unlikely event that you are unsuccessful on your exam, we will refund your money. It’s that simple.

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Here at SeeWhy Financial Learning, we cannot guarantee that you will pass; what we guarantee is that “If you don’t pass, You don’t pay! Why would we offer the guarantee if weren’t almost positive that you will pass? What topics are covered in the mutual fund courses? The trade-marks CSI, CSC, Canadian Securities Course, CPH, Wealth Management Essentials and WME are owned by CSI Global Education Inc. CSI Global Education Inc does not sponsor, license or necessarily recommend these notes and study material for its CSC and WME courses.

SeeWhy Financial Learning is an independent supplier of educational services. Exam preparation materials and study notes are not sponsored by any other industry organization. The Canadian Securities Course ® (CSC ®), as offered by CSI Global Education, Inc., is the initial course required for becoming licensed to sell securities, like stocks and bonds, in Canada, as set out by IIROC. The CSC ® can also be used to satisfy the educational requirement necessary to sell mutual funds in Canada, as set out by the Mutual Fund Dealers Association (MFDA). Our study materials are designed to help you pass the CSC ® exams, and do not constitute enrolment in the actual Canadian Securities Course ® itself. Successful completion of the 'Mutual Funds' course, as offered by both CSI ®/ICB ® (Investment Funds in Canada ® ~ IFC ®) and IFSE ® (Canadian Investment Funds Course ® ~ CIFC ®), satisfies the educational requirement necessary to sell mutual funds in Canada, as set out by the Mutual Fund Dealers Association.

Our study materials are designed to help you pass the IFIC exam, and do not constitute enrolment in the actual Mutual Funds course itself. Successful completion of The Life License Qualification Program ® (LLQP ®) qualifies students to apply for their 'Life License', which is required to sell life insurance products and related investments. Our study materials are designed to help you pass the Provincial LLQP ® exam, and do not constitute enrolment in the actual Life License Qualification Program ® itself. The A&S (Accident and Sickness) component of the LLQP program is for an individual who is looking a career in the life insurance industry as an agent selling accident and sickness (A&S) insurance. The A&S component of the LLQP is a course developed based on a comprehensive curriculum set by the provincial regulators. Students will acquire the knowledge and skills for a career in the life insurance industry as agents in the niche specialty of selling A&S (Accident and Sickness) products - including individual and group health and disability insurance.

The Wealth Management Essentials ® Course (WME ®), as offered by CSI Global Education, Inc focuses on two critical elements of wealth management - Financial planning and Investment management. Successful completion of the WME ® course fulfils IIROC's 30-month requirement for maintaining your securities license.

It is also one very important step towards qualifying to write the Certified Financial Planner ® (CFP ®) exam. Our study materials are designed to help you pass the WME ® exams, and do not constitute enrolment in the actual Wealth Management Essentials ® Course itself. The Conduct and Practices Handbook (CPH ®) is a guide to understanding the rules, regulations, practices and ethics that will guide a career as an investment advisor or representative. Assists in meeting IIROC's proficiency requirements for licensing. Improves employability by gaining the education employers and regulators require. 'If You Don't Pass, You Don't Pay. Telephone Toll-Free: 1-888-9-SEEWHY (1-888-973-3949) SeeWhy Financial Learning 810 Nipissing Rd, Suite 205, Milton, ON L9T 4Z9 * Please contact us for an appointment Please note that the purchase of SeeWhy Financial Learning's exam preparation materials does not constitute enrolment in the actual licensing course(s).

Instead, our materials are designed to assist you in understanding the content of such courses. If you have not already done so, you must register with the applicable course provider in order to obtain their course materials and write the actual exam. For the actual course provider’s website. The trade-marks CSI, CSC, CPH, IFC, WME, PFSA, FP1 FP2, AFP, PFP, Canadian Securities Course, Conduct and Practices Handbook Course, Investment Fund in Canada, Wealth Management Essentials, Personal Financial Services Advice Reading, Financial Planning 1, Financial Planning 2, Applied Financial Planning, and Personal Financial Planner are owned by CSI Global Education Inc. CSI Global Education Inc does not sponsor, license or necessarily recommend these notes and study material for any of its courses. SeeWhy Financial Learning is an independent supplier of educational services. Exam preparation materials are not sponsored by any other industry organization.