Studying for Life and Health. My company gave me Kaplan
I know some of this stuff from my CFP, but are the questions really this nuanced?
I feel like I’ve read a lot about people who crammed 2 weeks for this and passed.
Am I overthinking this? I feel like I’m either struggling a bit with the material or need a supplemental provider to get me over the passing point (currently in that 65ish range)
I’ve been reading about everyone’s success/favorability with Xcel.
My office gave me Kaplan which is fine, but I feel like I’m stuck in the 60-70 range in the question bank.
It’s hard to gauge whether this is indicative of the real thing.
Part of me doesn’t mind paying out of pocket because I want to push and take this thing once.
I’m in the state of CT so any advice on just studying properly is helpful. Question bank, notes, writing down my weak points and concepts, all of the above?
And timeline…I’m trying to drill down and take this by July 4
We never really understood why Samantha was so distraught (both upon hearing the news and at the funeral itself) Did she herself ever experience this type of loss with her own family? I think this was a missed opportunity to learn a bit more about her
I think I’ve dialed back my spending because I have spent much more on the life successes of others than I think I will ever have in return
When is enough enough? And how much should we be willing to spend, or expected by others?
In familiar with Insurance by way of the CFP. I’ve skimmed the Kaplan book in whole plus my state supplement.
Does anyone have any advice on how best to go about studying from here? Endless notes seem a bit redundant given the materials.
I’m tackling the QBank with scores for all topics in the 65-75 range.
Is it just a matter of tightening up weak points? I’m trying to give myself the next 6 weeks to drill down and get this out of the way before the summer
Man oh man is a lot of this dry though.
Anyone been in my position? Am I just overthinking this too much?