Yes, I passed!! By the way, the national pass rate of those who took the exam this past March was only 59%. And those are people who studied and took courses to pass the exam. If you’ve ever taken a certification exam, you can relate to the stress and anticipation waiting those few seconds for […]
Certified Financial Planner…it’s official!! Read More »
Did you know that there is no sales tax in Oregon, Delaware, New Hampshire, and Montana? Did you also know that there is no State income tax in Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, Wyoming, Texas, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Washington? “How can this be,” you ask? Part of the beauty in our Constitution (and the
Tax Here, But Not There? Read More »
As an Angelino educator, I’m sure you are fully aware of the talk regarding of the possible elimination of the Adult and Career Education Division of the LAUSD for 2012-2013…and beyond. Major personal financial decisions may have to be taken to prepare for (or react to) the possibility of early retirement, a layoff, a reduction
Proactive or Reactive…It’s Your Choice! Read More »
OK, so I took a little time off this summer from my studies of the Certified Financial Planner program at Boston University. But the good news is that I only have 2-remaining modules; Estate Planning, and Retirement Planning, and am still on track to finish the education portion by mid October 2011. My, how a
