Free study plan · CMFAS RES5

The CMFAS RES5 8-Week Sprint

Eight weeks to exam-ready — one topic a day across Part I & Part II, then the key rules, ethics cases and full mocks. Practise a little each day, right here.

Part I · Rules & Regulations (~70%)Part II · Ethics & Skills (~30%)Book your sitting on SCI

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Week 03 · Part I mini-mock

35 days to your exam

15 of 40 daily lessons behind you38%

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Catch up

7–13 Sep · Part I · Rules & Regulations

FAA & Representatives

Weekend Review your misses

Catch up

14–20 Sep · Part I · Rules & Regulations

Suitability & Safeguards

Weekend Flashcard the safeguards

This week

21–27 Sep · Part I · Rules & Regulations

AML/CFT

Weekend Flashcard weak spots

28 Sep–4 Oct · Part I · Rules & Regulations

Products & Schemes

Weekend Flashcard the rules — pure marks

5–11 Oct · Part I · Rules & Regulations

Rules Consolidation

Weekend Review your misses

12–18 Oct · Part II · Ethics & Skills

Ethics & Conduct

Weekend Re-do every wrong question

19–25 Oct · Part II · Ethics & Skills

The Financial Planning Process

Weekend Drill your weak areas

26 Oct–1 Nov · Final · Both parts

Case Studies & Full Mocks

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Exam week Light recall only · one-page rules summary · sleep early · walk in calm.

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