Certified financial planner A designation given by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards to those who have completed a course of study, passed a comprehensive exam, and met experience requirements
Certified Financial Planner Sponsored by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, the CFP certification is now available in 11 countries The CFP credential has become recognized as the global symbol for competent and ethical financial planning advice The expertise gained through this certification process includes knowledge on risk management, investments, retirement planning, tax planning, and estate planning A two-day, 10-hour exam is required as well as three years of client experience (with bachelor's degree; five years without) As of August 2001, there are 37,573 Certified Financial Planners You can search the CFP Board web site to look up the complete details regarding this credential
Certified Financial Planner - An individual that provides Financial and Retirement planning advise for a fee Some CFPs take their fee from the commission charged on the investments they invest your money into Other CFPs charge a flat hourly rate for their consulting services
Certified Financial Planner, an individual who has completed the educational requirements of the International Board of Certified Financial Planners (IBCFP) which covers all facets of financial planning from taxes to investments