Pass The 63

A Training Guide for the NASAA Series 63 ExamCompletely updated to match the latest Series 63 exam revision, this brand-new 2010 edition gives you exactly what you need to pass the Series 63!This must-have resource, 312 pages long, guides you through the intricacies of the Series 63 exam. The book takes the exam apart piece by piece, and explains terms and concepts with a sense of humor and ease not found in other exam guides. Learn, step-by-step, how not to be misled by the questions. Pass the 63 includes two 60-question practice exams with answers/rationales and a handy glossary.

Do the terms collaterized mortgage obligation, subordinated debenture, and pass-through certificate give you a headache? Do you need to take the Series 6 exam? If you can answer yes to both of these questions, then you've come to the right place. Robert Walker, a professional trainer who specializes in the NASD/NASAA Series 6, 63, 65/66, and 7 exams, has written this book for those who are about to brave the Series 6 examination. Armed with an M.F.A. in writing and a B.A. in English, Walker has managed to translate Securities-ese into plain English, with a liberal dash of humor. This must-have book guides you through the intricacies of the Series 6 exam. Walker takes the exam apart piece by piece, and explains terms and concepts with a sense of humor and ease not found in other exam guides. He shows you, step-by-step, how not to be misled by the questions. Pass the 6 includes two complete 100-question practice finals, a handy glossary, a final checklist/studysheet, and even a bonus section on trusts, estates, and gifts, along with its own set of questions. Plus you'll find that Robert directs you to his web site, where he offers updates, downloads, and other helpful information. Once you've finished this book, you will be able to take the test with confidence!

Trying to pass your Series 63 Exam? Pass The 63 is written with the reader always in mind. This Series 63 exam study guide uses Plain English and concise explanations as it ticks off the items mentioned on the NASAA Series 63 exam outline point-by-point. To reduce your frustration in obtaining your Series 63 license, we try to make sure each sample question in our Pass the 63 Practice Exam Question Bank is explained within this textbook. In fact, we encourage you to use this study guide while working through the Series 63 sample questions. When you encounter a tough practice question, you can quickly and easily look it up in this textbook in order to come away from the question with a deeper understanding of the topics involved. Remember that the Series 63 license exam is not a memorization test but, rather, a "competency exam." Too many Series 63 exam candidates go to the testing center expecting to simply recognize a few vocabulary terms when, in fact, passing your test requires you to work with the information at a much deeper level. That's why we explain things in a way you'll both understand and remember at the testing center. It takes more work on our end, but we feel our job is to make things easier on your end. We also take what you learn in the pages of this Series 63 exam study guide to a higher level by presenting you with over 450 challenging questions in our Pass the 63 Practice Exam Question Bank. However, our sample questions are not designed to merely trick you--which most people find discouraging and confusing at best. Rather, our Series 63 sample questions are designed to help you learn the information as you improve your ability to eliminate the incorrect answer choices you will see when taking the Series 63 exam. Be sure to keep a notebook filled with all that you learn from working the questions and reading the helpful explanations that follow. For an extra edge, try writing your own variations of practice questions in this same notebook, something our tutoring clients have found extremely helpful. Finally, go to www.examzone.com to take the Go / No Go Exams to see if you are really ready to take your Series 63 Exam. Pass the 63 is your guide to a passing score on the Series 63 exam. This textbook is at the same time in-depth and easy to read. We don't skimp on the details found on the NASAA outline. Rather, we skimp on the filler found in many of the more tedious license exam manuals on the market. To give yourself an edge on this difficult license exam buy this book and then go to www.examzone.com to purchase the Pass the 63 Practice Exam Question Bank, Pass the 63 Go / No Go Exams and other Series 63 study materials. The Series 63 Exam is not easy. The best time to get started is . . . now."

Pass the 63(TM) walks you through the items on the NASAA exam outline one by one, step by step, without the typical jargon used in business textbooks. Both newcomers and industry veterans will appreciate the simplicity and logic used to explain the many concepts one must understand in order to pass the Series 63. It's a hard test, which is why this book wastes no words in explaining the many items one must understand in order to pass the exam. As NASAA indicates in their FAQ, the Series 63 is not a "memorization exam." Rather it is a test of competency. Beyond reading the book please visit the Examzone website for help at www.examzone.com. Whatever you do, please don't assume you can read the book over a weekend and then sit for the test. Our successful customers follow the study plan created when they purchase the Success Program. Take your time, and you will do fine. Step one is to start reading this textbook. Best of luck, and we look forward to hearing from you when you pass your exam!.

A Training Guide for the NASAA Series 66 Exam This remarkable book gives you exactly what you need to pass the Series 66! This must-have resource, 416 pages long, guides you through the intricacies of the Series 66 exam. The book takes the exam apart piece by piece, and explains terms and concepts with a sense of humor and ease not found in other exam guides. Learn, step-by-step, how not to be misled by the questions.

A Training Guide for the NASAA Series 63 Exam In order to be registered to sell securities, most states require that you pass the Series 63 Exam (formally known as the Uniform Securities Agent State Law Examination). You can pay hundreds of dollars for dense, hard-to-follow books and software that are written by accountants and securities lawyers. Or you can buy First Books' easy-to-understand and easy-to-afford test prep book written by Robert Walker, a professional trainer who specializes in the NASD/NASAA Series 63, 65, 6, and 7 exams. Walker currently holds a Series 63 and 65 but, rather than make money selling investment products and advice, he chooses to educate those who actually do that sort of thing for a living. Walker has an MA in writing from the University of Oregon and a BA in English from the University of Illinois. Walker's gift is the ability to explain the same concept two or three different ways, accommodating different learning styles. His use of humor-yes, unregistered, non-exempt convertible debentures can be amusing-is icing on the cake. Walker likes to remind people that the tired excuse of I'm not a finance major simply doesn't fly. Anyone who can read, anyone who can spot fraud and unethical business practices, anyone who can study for 20-50 hours can pass the Series 63. Good luck on the exam!

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