Certified Financial Planner
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CFPs provide a variety of financial services to individuals, ranging from large-scale financial advice as investment bankers, stock brokers, and Chief Financial Officers to small-scale personal financial planning as retirement counsellors, insurance managers, and estate planners.
In order to become a certified financial planner, you must:
Earn a bachelor's degree from an approved college or university.
You can take up the Certified Financial Planner course even after your 12th. The duration of the courses is usually 6 months to 2 years. Ideally you need to be a Graduate to pursue this Certification but as mentioned the minimum education qualification that you should have is that you should have passed your 12th and should have enrolled in a Bachelor's programme. This process is called Regular Pathway. If you have a higher qualification like LLB, CA,CS, then you can study CFP through Challenge Status Pathway.
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