Certified Financial Planner. Professional who has attained a high degree of technical competency in financial planning and has passed a series of professional examinations by the College of Financial Planning.

CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER. A person who has chosen to acquire additional education in financial planning. Many CFPs do not sell insurance products, but rather charge a flat fee or an hourly rate for their services. p 100

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Certified Financial Planner®. Offered through the College of Financial Planning @ www.fp.edu. In order to be licensed to use the CFP trademark, an individual must meet the following qualifications, as specified by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc.

Certified Financial Planner. An investment professional who has passed the CFP Board of Standards series of exams on subjects such as taxes, securities, insurance, and estate planning.

Certified Financial Planner. A designation granted by the CFP Board of Standards (Denver, CO) to individuals who complete a comprehensive curriculum in financial planning, pass a written examination, and have qualifying experience. This curriculum includes risk management, tax planning, employee benefits, investments, and estate planning.

Certified Financial Planner. Designation granted by the College of Financial Planning in Denver, Colorado, to a person who has passed all the required examinations. Examinations consist of questions involving insurance, investments, estate planning, tax affairs and the planner's ability to coordinate a client's income and expenses. For questions on whether an individual has the right to use such designation, call 1-800-CFP-MARK (1-800-237-6275).

Certified Financial Planner. Financial planner that obtains a license issued by the College of Financial Planning. The designation shows that the financial planner has had training in budgeting, taxes, savings, and insurance.

Certified Financial Planner, the mark of a financial planner who has completed rigorous training and testing

Certified Financial Planner. A professional designation conferred by the College of Financial Planning to candidates who pass examinations demonstrating a high level of competence in the analysis and development of client-oriented personal financial plans. To qualify for this designation, a person must meet both educational and work experience requirements.

Certified Financial Planner. Professional certification awarded by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. To receive this credential, the planner has taken several classes and a rigorous two-day exam which only has a 54% pass rate. Knowledge of estate planning, tax preparation, insurance, and investing is required.

Certified Financial Planner. Individual who is trained to develop and implement financial plans for individuals, businesses, and organizations, utilizing knowledge of income and estate tax, investments, risk management analysis and retirement planning. CFPs are certified after completing a series of requirements that include education, experience, ethics and an exam. CFPs are not regulated by a governmental authority.

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Certified Financial Planner. A designation obtained from the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards that experienced financial planners can achieve by completing courses on financial planning and passing a comprehensive exam.

Certified financial planner. The best-known financial planning designation, given to qualifying planners by the CFP Board of Standards, Denver.

Certified Financial Planner. an investment professional that has passed exams administered by the CFP Board of Standards on subjects such as taxes, securities, insurance, and estate planning.

Certified Financial Planner. A professional financial planner who has completed a series of correspondence courses and has passed examinations in subject areas such as insurance, securities and taxes. The designation is awarded by the Institute of Certified Financial Planners.