Wizard Learning unveils audiovisual J05 study aid

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Wizard Learning has added audiovisual presentation features to its online course designed to aid advisers studying for the CII J05 Pensions income options diploma exam.

The online course aims to help advisers understand key subject areas in relation to decumulating pension funds, the retirement benefit options available and the main issues for pension scheme members and their advisers. The audiovisual presentations supplement the course's existing 11 chapters of study notes containing examples and revision assessments for each chapter. It covers: the crystallisation rules for retirement benefits, risks and tax treatment of phased retirement, the alternatively secured pension option at age 75, plus secured and unsecured pension options. The course als...

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