u/Dramatic-Pearl-1260

I haven’t done too well in my previous interviews but reallyyy want and need this role I have worked so hard the last few months but always let myself down in the interview.

Pleas if anyone here is a financial planner or paraplanner pls give me some tips.. Is anyone open to a call so I can ask some questions and practice??

I just get bad imposter syndrome. F26 - have been working as an financial planning admin for 2 years.

Have R06 left to do at the end of June. Then will do J10 in August, AF4 in September and end the year with J12?

Can someone help me understand if the J10 material will still be suffice for AF4 considering I want to take it just before end of August and post September it’s there’s a new edition.

Then get AF5 and AF1 and either J02 or J05 done the first half of 2027.

Then the rest of 2027 working on AF8 coursework?

I want to sit R06 on June 30th then J10 in July/August (conscious their will be a new edition from September onwards) then AF5 mid September and AF4 at the end of September.. is this possible ?

Also with the J10 exam being before September and AF4 after September do you guys think there will be alot of change in content / rules..

Please help this would all be alongside working full time but I’ll take some study leave where I can.

Edit: R06 is mandatory to take in June. But I can do the chartered exams in whatever order after obviously I want to make use of the September sitting..

26 | London-based

South Asian, raised in a religious and conservative environment — so I’ve spent most of my life focused on work, studies, and building something solid. I haven’t dated much, and yes, I’ve waited — but I’m now at a point where I’m ready to explore that side of life with the right person.

I’m open to a deeper connection that includes physical intimacy, but only where there’s real trust, emotional safety, and consistency. I don’t do casual for the sake of it — I need to feel secure and genuinely connected first.

I work in a corporate environment and naturally get a lot of attention, but I’m selective. My type? White, corporate, well-spoken, emotionally aware — someone who leads with quiet confidence, knows how to take initiative, and can guide rather than confuse.

I value quality time, good conversation, and someone who actually checks in — FaceTime calls, effort, presence. I like to feel looked after, but in a way that’s respectful and grounded.

If you’re intentional, consistent, and know how to handle a woman with both softness and standards — we’ll get along.

London-based ideally

South Asian, raised in a religious and conservative environment — so I’ve spent most of my life focused on work, studies, and building something solid. I haven’t dated much, and yes, I’ve waited — but I’m now at a point where I’m ready to explore that side of life with the right person.

I’m open to a deeper connection that includes physical intimacy, but only where there’s real trust, emotional safety, and consistency. I don’t do casual for the sake of it — I need to feel secure and genuinely connected first.

I work in a corporate environment and naturally get a lot of attention, but I’m selective. My type? White, corporate, well-spoken, emotionally aware — someone who leads with quiet confidence, knows how to take initiative, and can guide rather than confuse.

The problem is these kind of men seem to want a women with experience who can meet them at their level where as I feel I’m a newbie.. I’m embarrassed even mentioning it to anyone I’m interested in