PFS unveils IFA diploma study groups

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The Personal Finance Society (PFS) is rolling-out a series of regional study groups to help its members prepare for the Diploma in Financial Planning exams.

It follows a successful pilot of study groups across three locations in advance of the J02 Trusts exam sitting this month. The study groups, which have been developed in association with AEGON Scottish Equitable, will take place in the run up to the July and October Diploma sittings, with each group comprising of five or six two hour sessions, followed by an optional revision day, as per the pilot. Fay Goddard, chief executive of the PFS says the Study Groups were a tremendous success and positive feedback had been received. "We introduced the study groups to encourage a more str...

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