Questions


► What is the DFA/MFA Designation program?
► What Distinguishes a DFA/MFA Designate?
► Who is an MFA—Master Financial Advisor?
► How long is the program?
► Is this for me?
► Who is a DFA – Distinguished Financial Advisor?
► What gives you the right to use DFA or MFA behind your name?
► Why study with The Knowledge Bureau?
► What distinguishes The Knowledge Bureau from other continuing education suppliers?
► When can I start the courses?
► How can I learn more about detailed course descriptions?
► Is the program available by group study?
► What are the course components?
► Is there an exam and where do I take it?
► What are the Requirements for Designation/Certification progarm entry?
► Are there Early Registration or Volume Discounts?
► Is a refund possible?
► How many CE credits can I earn?
► How am I certified?

Answers


What is the Distinguished Financial Advisor (DFA) and Master Financial Advisor (MFA) program?

The MFA and DFA designations identify a select group of advisors who have successfully completed a program of advanced studies in the financial services industry. The Programs available through The Knowledge Bureau lead to specialization in retirement income planning, tax preparation services, bookkeeping services, investment planning services and coming soon: succession and estate planning services and personal financial planning.

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