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February 26 2009 | Filed Under » ,

When must the required three years of qualifying work experience be completed in order to become a CFA charterholder?

According to the CFA Institute, the three years of qualifying work experience in a financial field can be completed before the first level exam is written, during the time a candidate is preparing for CFA exam levels I, II, and III, or after the level III exam has been completed.

For detailed information on which jobs qualify, visit CFA Institute's official website here.
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Shauna Carther

Shauna Carther
Shauna Carther was the vice president of content at Investopedia.com. In 2007, she appeared as a guest on Moneytrack, a Public Broadcasting Service program devoted to helping consumers learn to invest and take control of their finances.
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