legit Money Management degree

Discussion in 'General Distance Learning Discussions' started by Willy, Jun 4, 2002.

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  1. Willy

    Willy New Member

    Several weeks ago there was a post about a money management degree that was exposed as fraudulent.
    As an undergrad still looking for a major and about to inherit a moderate estate I would appreciate any info on this type of degree,only non-fraudulent of course.I am not interested in becoming a financial planner just in learning how to manage ones own assets.Thanks in advance!
     
  2. MAYES

    MAYES New Member

    College of FP

    Look at the following;


    The College for Financial Planning, the oldest and most widely respected provider of financial planning education in the United States, delivers the highest quality educational programs, courses, and materials. We created the country's first financial planning education program—the CFP™ Professional Education Program—as well as the CFP™ designation. Graduates of the College, over 75,000 to date, are consistently cited as the best financial advisers in the nation.

    With our certification programs, master's degree program, continuing education courses, and customized corporate training programs, we'll help you find the advanced training you need. Our convenient self-study courses, delivered in print, on CD-ROM, and online, give you the flexibility to complete your studies at your own pace.


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  3. Myoptimism

    Myoptimism New Member

    College for Financial Planning is owned by the same corporation that owns U of Phoenix. Looking at the tuition alone tells you that :eek: . My gut tells me you can find something equal or superior for less money, especially in regards that you don't want to do this as a career.

    Then again, even if you did, a local college in my little town offers the 5 courses on the undergrad level that qualify you to sit for the CFP exam(s) for about one fourth of the cost.

    Good luck.

    Tony
     
  4. If your primary need is to learn how to manage your own money, you might check into info & resources offered by the Motley Fool -- see http://www.fool.com/school.htm

    I've found them very readable and useful.

    Another possibility is to look into adult education courses in your area.
     
  5. Howard

    Howard New Member

    You can also go by any brokerage company, Edward Jones, Merrill Lynch, American Express, etc. and gather massive amounts of literature for absolutely nothing..........how do you beat a deal like that. And, you could go to work for them and they would train you.
     

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