CFA, CPA, CFP, and MBA Explained 

Very smart, there you go! Happy for you!

What company do you work for?

@@jesuspavon6372 Berkshire Hathaway

What did you do in your bachelor's? How did you get into Berkshire? Whats your current role like there?

Lucky to you! I really need this/.

Good to hear, Syed!

Congratulations, Destiny! Do you know what you want to do after graduation?

I'm open. I like the investing side of finance the most.

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Good to hear, Muhammad!

I’m an MBA student atm at a pretty decent school. I’m having an issue breaking in. Which school did you go to?

@@aharonaryeh4049 Is it ok if I ask where u r going in a private message? I looking at these schools for finance/healthcare: uni of rochester, wil& mary, nc state poole : i'm applying rn i know better work experience but i just graduated in jan 2020 . ikno rank matters but i dont think it matters as much as law school but it is still is fairly important.

Did you get the FMVA through cfi?

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Glad you find them helpful!

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Same! I'm trying to get certain information to finance majors before it's too late.

redraidermathias wouldn’t have made a difference cause you’re a dumbass

PinoEE you are very kind sir thank you for your input

It's a very difficult exam and requires a ton of consistent studying. Consistency is key here.

Means 20 percent result. Its very good result percentage.

It takes an average 5 years for candidates to make it thru all 3 levels.

How is this fact fun???

Bro cfa is nothing in front of Indian CA only 5 people pass out of every 100 people in Indian CA

Good luck, Ali!

Why CFP and not CFA?

I wanna talk u for some prsnl info related cFP

How much do you have to pay to get the certificate?

@@salman.salu11 The education cost depends on who you use for your coursework. There are different providers like Dalton, College for Financial Planning, Brett Danko, etc.. After you earn a college degree, complete the CFP® coursework, pass the exam, pass the background check , and agree to code of conduct, and get approved , you pay a fee of approximately $455 to make it official. The fee is due annually to stay current along with continuing education. To be able to use the marks, you also have to have a minimum amount of experience in the industry

financial advising. That's what it's for.

Hi Apurv, thanks for the feedback! I will definitely keep this topic in mind for future posts/videos. Feel free to check out thefinancemajor.com for other helpful content!

Thanks! I will check it out for sure.

Nice a MsF is more focused than MBA I’m an undergraduate in accounting and I want to combine finance and accounting.

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I finished level 2 of acca papers. But then I released I was more interested in finance and investments rather than accounting and auditing. I don't if I made a right or wrong decision. But I didn't want to regret doing what I felt I wasn't interested in. So I prepared for CFA.

Black182heart and have you completed CFA ?

Mr. Mo salary ...

KIRANE Inès Selma annual income approx 50k dollars

Mr. Mo depends on your performance and bonuses though

Do MBA in top business school🏫

Hi Steven. Many people mistake the names since "Chartered Financial Analyst" is a less intuitive acronym than "Certified Financial Advisor." The CFA is geared more towards portfolio theory, whereas the CFP is focused on managing/planning all aspects of an individuals wealth.

Hi there.! It seems you can do all the above courses. But as a mba aspirant I'd suggest you to do your courses in this manner→ MBA→CA→ACCA→CFA, etc. Because after MBA if you're able to manage your studies along with work (if required) and try to complete CA. After that ACCA offers CAs to exempt 9 papers out of 13 papers. So you can easily clear those 4 papers and become a member of ACCA family. Then you know.! You're at the top and if you want you can clear all others courses such as CFA, CMA/ICWA, CPA, CFM, FRM, CIMA, Investment banking,etc etc Hope this suggestion helps. Anyway, finally it's all your choices because it's your life. As a well wisher that's all my thoughts mentioned above. Thank You. Best of luck in your currier✌️

@@kaushikhs1035 Thanks for giving your precious time and suggestion 😊.Really very helpful .

@@aanchalsingh1720 my pleasure.

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I earned my CFP designation this year in Canada. In my experience a CFP holder is most likely a financial advisor that sells mutual funds/stocks and may or may not be a life insurance rep too. You can also be a CFP that designs financial plans for their clients but doesn't sell specific investments/insurance "a fee only planner". Like the video mentions it is entrepreneurial based in that you need to attract clients and sell yourself. I'm sure their is also CFP's that work on a team of financial advisors and may support them with planning - maybe earn a salary in this type of position. Either way you're dealing with people all the time and trying to sell your services and various financial products. I typically see individuals with the CFA designation working at mutual fund company's as part of a portolio management team. Rarely see a CFA holder as a financial advisor but they're out there.

Great response, Alec!

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You may be able to take the exams before obtaining required work experience, but you will not be officially licensed until you do so.

Hi Cade. Check out this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nV555JcmQYQ.html

Tamta Puturidze actually no, you can start as early as in your college years. To learn more, go onto the official cfa website.

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you can take and pass the exam, but you would not be called a CFA until you reach 4 years of experience.

what is it that you doubt?

@@aperkins07 same Wondering which is better for working in a hedge fund. What do you think

@@victornyamu2547 You mean between a finance degree or CFA? I haven't worked in hedge funds so it's hard for me to say. I'm pretty sure most recommendations I've seen is to work in IB and then transfer into HF or PE because they're most likely looking for those with proven experience. If I were to make a suggestion, I'd pick the master of finance as long as it's from a top tier school. If it's not top tier, get both the degree and a CFA, but chances may be slim regardless, especially with no direct experience.

Thanks for the support!

Hello!

Who cares if he is? He’s compiled all this information for free. Do you expect him to memorize it for you too 😂

I think the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) certification is particularly helpful in the Asset Management space. However, it is much less popular than the certifications mentioned in this video.

RoboCock why?