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Author: GARMAN, E. Thomas, Forgue, Raymond
Publisher: Cengage Learning US
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Chapter 1.6, Problem 3CC
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To Describe: The various financial certification programs intended for financial planners.
Introduction:Financial planners often undergo various training programs and obtain certifications on a voluntary basis. Such professional certifications are much helpful in cutting themselves a picture of a professional in their respective areas of financial advocacy. Together with such professional qualifications related experience too plays a vital role.
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