Certified Public Accountant and Personal Financial Specialist (CPA and PFS)
Finance & Banking
About Course
A Certified Public Accountant and Personal Financial Specialist (CPA and PFS) course is a training program that prepares CPA professionals to provide comprehensive financial planning services to their clients. The course covers the 12 areas of personal financial planning, such as tax planning, retirement planning, estate planning, investment planning, risk management, and education planning. After completing the course, candidates can take the CPA and PFS exam and apply for the CPA and PFS designation.
Eligibilities
The Certified Public Accountant and Personal Financial Specialist (CPA and PFS) course is a dual certification program for CPAs who want to specialize in personal financial planning. According to the AICPA, the organization that offers the CPA and PFS credentials, the eligibility requirements are as follows:
You must have a valid CPA license and be a current member of the AICPA. You must have at least two years of full-time or equivalent experience in personal financial planning or related fields.
You must complete at least 75 hours of financial planning education in the PFS Body of Knowledge categories within the five years before applying for the credential.
You must pass a PFP-related exam, such as the PFS exam, the PFP Certificate exams, or the PFS Experienced CPA Assessment.
Note: Eligibility requirements may vary based on the specific course or program you choose. Please refer to the detailed course brochure for more information.
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Certified Public Accountant and Personal Financial Specialist (CPA and PFS)
Total Days
26 Days
Total Hours
170 Hours
Training Mode
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Successfully complete the Certified Public Accountant and Personal Financial Specialist (CPA and PFS) Program
and showcase your professional achievement with our certificate.
Certificate awarded upon successful completion of the program