wake2000 others, wrong, towards

willsucceed

what is wrong with this guy? Ultra grumpy and hostile towards others

mik82

wake, you're my friend shun. whether contributing directly or indirectly, he has more posts on here than a bunch of you haters.

mar350

cityboy Wrote:
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> jcole21 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > If considering an investment related role
> within
> > an insurer, FSA+CFA can be an incredible
> > combination of providing depths on both sides
> of
> > the balance sheet.
> >
> > Although, practically speaking, I think it's
> much
> > easier to go FSA (with employer support) then
> CFA,
> > and not the other way around.
>
> I agree that FSA + CFA is a desirable combination
> in an insurance company, but I don't know whether
> FSA is easier. FSA will probably take more time,
> at least.

I think FSA is harder (didn't take but worked within the actuarial department of an insurer dealing with annuity riders/hedging and considered going the route / looked into it quite a bit and had support for time off to take FM but changed jobs).

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-My friend QQQbbe, we will never forget you.

PalacioHill

This is what an Actuarial employer will say when he sees your resume:

Wow, i see you have no idea what career path you're on since i see you dabbling in Investment Mngt and now after I dunno 5-10 years, you are really certain you want to work in the Actuarial field...right....

Actuarial work then CFA charter pursuit = Logical

CFA charter then transition into Actuarial = Suspect



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dyga

it might be better worth your time to find the underground CFA websites as you had requested in a previous thread then to provoke sh!tstorms on here my friend.

bkballa

jcole21 Wrote:
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> If considering an investment related role within
> an insurer, FSA+CFA can be an incredible
> combination of providing depths on both sides of
> the balance sheet.
>
> Although, practically speaking, I think it's much
> easier to go FSA (with employer support) then CFA,
> and not the other way around.

I agree that FSA + CFA is a desirable combination in an insurance company, but I don't know whether FSA is easier. FSA will probably take more time, at least.

bpdulog

No Actuarial employer will be impressed that you've been career-path lost for who knows how many years, and now you decide that you're going to pigeon-hole into Actuarial work. I'm not buying the story that you know what you want, nor will the Actuarial company.

Roflnadal

>man, you guys are cold-hearted snakes. Why cant a brother pursue his dream of being a test-taking grumpy actuary?

Just masturbate more - you'll feel better.

NakedPuts00

man, you guys are cold-hearted snakes. Why cant a brother pursue his dream of being a test-taking grumpy actuary?

thommo77

thats why all he does is study and take tests...bc no one likes him.

i mean after taking level III the second the forum opens up your question is what test should i take next?

how about build your career and enjoy life because without basic people skills you're not going anywhere in this bidness