FINRA Series 66 prep for combined agent and IAR state law exam help

The Series 66, Uniform Combined State Law Examination, is a NASAA exam administered by FINRA for candidates seeking both securities agent and investment adviser representative state qualification. FINRA lists 100 scored multiple-choice questions, 10 unscored questions, 150 minutes of testing time, a $177 fee, and a passing standard of 73 correct answers out of 100 scored items. FINRA states there is no prerequisite for Series 66, but Series 7 is a co-requisite; the At A Glance table also lists SIE plus Series 7 top-off as corequisites for the combined registration path. FINRA also notes that Series 66 online delivery is only available for candidates who require a testing accommodation. NASAA's current outline weights the exam across Economic Factors and Business Information at 8%, Investment Vehicle Characteristics at 17%, Client/Customer Investment Recommendations and Strategies at 30%, and Laws, Regulations and Guidelines, including prohibition on unethical business practices, at 45%. HiraEdu builds Series 66 preparation around state and federal securities laws, advisory registration, broker-dealer and agent rules, customer communications, fiduciary duties, ethics, client profiles, portfolio strategies, products, taxation, retirement planning, analytical methods, and Prometric scheduling readiness.