I was fairly well prepared for the exam and I found it to be challenging due to the quantity of the material that you had to be familiar with. Time was not a major factor for me, although I have to say that I probably took 5 or 6 practice exams during the months preceeding the real exam. I went through the College for Fin'l Planning course and then took a live review offered by Dalton.
Preparation is the key.
Don't take the test for granted even if you are an experienced estate attorney, tax accountant, financial planner, etc. I would highly recommend a review course if for no other reason than to reassure you that you are properly prepared. I'm certain that there are others that would be equally good. Don't take the test for granted even if you are an experienced estate attorney, tax accountant, financial planner, etc. I would highly recommend a review course if for no other reason than to reassure you that you are properly prepared.