We'll just have to agree to disagree. I found the tax section in actual practice to be little more than a dusting of the basics that basically limited itself to investment products (which is reasonable).
I understand why CFPs tend to get testy whenever anyone questions their designation. Then spent thousands of dollars and 2-3 years getting the license, are required to spend thousands each year keeping it and it doesn't actually generate salary oriented jobs. It's a sales designation and if the regulatory organizations and public aren't going to require it, it'll stay a sales designation. Thus why I let it lapse.
I understand why CFPs tend to get testy whenever anyone questions their designation. Then spent thousands of dollars and 2-3 years getting the license, are required to spend thousands each year keeping it and it doesn't actually generate salary oriented jobs. It's a sales designation and if the regulatory organizations and public aren't going to require it, it'll stay a sales designation. Thus why I let it lapse.
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