As a future actuary, I’m sure you want to get your hands on as many resources as you can.

Well, we have just the thing for you! And, what’s more – they’re absolutely free!

Whether you’ve just started your actuarial journey, or are still considering the career, you’re going to find these so helpful!

**Note: We’re currently updating our free resources! More coming soon!

Study Strategy That Works PDF

Struggling to fit actuarial studying into your packed schedule?

I get it – I’ve been there too.

But here’s what you may not realize..

When time is this limited, every single study session needs to count. You can’t afford to waste hours on methods that don’t work.

That’s why I created this Actuarial Study Strategy Guide – to help you study super efficiently.

Inside, you’ll discover:

• The LDS Study Method that’s helped 100s of aspiring actuaries pass their exams
• How to build an organized, weekly study plan that actually fits your schedule
• The biggest time-wasting mistake that future actuaries often make

Get your free Actuarial Study Strategy Guide by entering your email below – get instant access!

Excel Functions to Know PDF

Excel is a skill that almost every actuarial employer is looking for right now.

You’ll be using it almost every day on the job, so it’s critical that you know how to use it.

That’s why I created this Excel Functions PDF for you!

It tells you every single Excel function and capability that you need to know BEFORE you start applying for actuarial positions.

That way, you’ll be a stronger candidate!

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Exam P and FM Facebook Groups

The actuarial exam process can be overwhelming – it requires a huge time commitment and lots of effort.

That’s why it’s important to know that you’re not alone and to get the support you need from people that are in the same situation as you.

And, you’ll find that support in our Facebook groups for exams P and FM!

These groups are for anyone writing Exam P or Exam FM and looking for more practice questions and a community of other people on the same journey as you.

You can join the Exam P group here.

You can join the Exam FM group here.