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Hey everyone
Just wondering I have the Schweiser books but are dated from 2011. Is that still ok or is it important I purchase the newer books? I assume the CFA curriculum remains the same?Thanks
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CFAI changes their study materials every year, though major changes, it can still be quite different.
Here are some of the changes:
2011-2012
http://www.passingscorefinance.com/LOS/2011-2012/cfa_loschanges1.pdf2012-2013
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Always safer to get the latest @PMWAnderson! I’d hate to spend half of the year studying only to know I miss the pass band by 2 points! I’m paranoid like that :))
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Thanks yall. Thought by saving some money that would benefit, probably not in hindsight…
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Happy to help. 🙂
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Number of readings for L1 in June have actually dropped(and the fixed income material is new). For this reason I wouldn’t read outdated content- especially if you have to read a bit less…
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Good decision! I guess the first book hasn’t changed much. So the first couple of sessions in Quant may be good starting points as well.
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Yes. It will be valid for that year (June and December)
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@PMWAnderson Ethics and quantitative basics may be fine to begin with
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Economics is fully changed and other topics are slightly changed as compared to 2013 curriculum…..
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@kristin_cfa thanks! I ordered the new Schweser books so should arrive soonish. I started with Ethics today as I would imagine that it hasn’t changed much. Any other topics to start with?
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