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Financial Planning: Process and Rules - Part 2 - Rules Relating to the Principle of Objectivity and Competence


Rules that Relate to the Principle of Objectivity

Rule 201
A CFP Board designee shall exercise reasonable and prudent professional judgment in providing professional services.

Rule 202
A financial planning practitioner shall act in the interest of the client.

Rules that Relate to the Principle of Competence

Rule 301
A CFP Board designee shall keep informed of developments in the field of financial planning and participate in continuing education throughout the CFP Board designee's professional career in order to improve professional competence in all areas in which the CFP Board designee is engaged. As a distinct part of this requirement, a CFP Board designee shall satisfy all minimum continuing education requirements established for CFP Board designees by the CFP Board.

Rule 302
A CFP Board designee shall offer advice only in those areas in which the CFP Board designee has competence. In areas where the CFP Board designee is not professionally competent, the CFP Board designee shall seek the counsel of qualified individuals and/or refer clients to such parties.



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