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Hi Everyone! I am sitting for the exam in November and I am really trying to improve my knowledge/scoring in the retirement section. Does anyone know of some good resources to best study the differences/similarities between the different types of retirement plans? I feel like I know very basic information but not to the level of detail I need. I have tried Kaplan and Dalton for resources/lectures and I have several notebooks of notes and two shoeboxes full of notecards and it isn't sticking. It is making me so anxious.

Anyone have any advice or study tips on how to remember everything?

Hey everyone! I am such an anxious test taker and find myself getting bogged down on the details that truly do not matter but I hyperfixate on them.

For those who took their exams in a testing center, did you get your results immediately? Did the page just say "preliminary pass" or "pass" if you passed but show the diagnostic scoring page if you failed? Did it just show a percentage of what you got right and then you had to wait for the mail to come with the final results? Thank you! Sending the best vibes to the July test takers right now!