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It is a common question and it would depend on a couple of factors. The 65 exam essentially allows you to be an IAR/ fee-based adviser. The 63 allows you to sell securities across state lines. The 66 is a hybrid exam that incorporates both the 63 and 65 in one exam.
Series 7 is more difficult to pass compare to the series 66 before 2018. However, some people take the series 63 and series 65 because it’s easier that way, but two exams to study instead of one.
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Most people who have the 7 and 63, can take the 65 because the 65+63 = 66. Insurance people do usually take the 6/63/65. Ultimately, you probably have to comply with what exams your company wants you to take.
The Series 63 Exam (Uniform Securities Agent) is administered in conjunction with the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA). This exam is not recognized in all states and must always be taken with another securities agent licensing exam (such as Series 6 or Series 7).
27 kwi 2024 · The Series 66 exam is the equivalent of taking both the Series 63 and Series 65 exams. If an individual does not already have a Series 7 and wishes to be an IAR, the Series 65 exam is...
10 lip 2024 · The main differences between Series 7 and Series 65 are outlined below: Series 7 is a FINRA Representative-level exam administered by FINRA, while Series 65 is a North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) exam administered by FINRA.
