The Personal Financial Planner (PFP®) designation is a leading credential for comprehensive financial planning in Canada, recognized by Canada’s largest financial institutions. It ensures that financial professionals have the knowledge and skills to address all aspects of a client’s financial situation.
In this manner, what is the difference between PFP and CFP?
Holders of the CFP must complete 25 hours of continuing education (CE) each year. The PFP designation is for bankers, mutual fund reps and investment advisors. Overseen by the CSI, the PFP originally was for bank employees who offer financial advice.
Likewise, people ask, how do I get my PFP designation? In order to obtain a PFP certification, you have to complete either the “Canadian Securities Course (CSC)” or the “Investment Funds in Canada (IFC)” course. After that, students must complete the two required Personal Financial Planning courses and then pass a final certification evaluation.
Additionally, how long is PFP designation?
4 – 6 weeks