TIA 208

[OneSweetWorld]

Has anybody done these? Are they beneficial? Are they new problems written by Dave or are they taken from other sources like Old Exams and the SOA 289?

[imdave0182]

I'm in the process of doing them now. They're more challenging than the end of section problems. Some of them are from old exams. Others are not labeled so I assume those were written by Dave Revelle.

[Oct08 Yield Curve]

These are fairly challenging with a decent amount of them being original problems. I found the SOA 289 to be a breeze after doing the TIA problems first. I passed first try and I give lots of credit to TIA for helping me.

[childplease]

i think a few of the unlabled are old problems...but id say most are written by him

[Wolf Follower]

I'm most of the way through them. Many questions are from 2005-2006 exams M and C. The mix seems really heavy on the aggregate loss problems - not sure if the real exam is like that or not.

WF

[Wolf Follower]

Dave posted an update today saying that he added new problems to his lessons and review set. He mentions that nearly all of the SOA 289 are now included in the TIA problems.

WF

[childplease]

Dave posted an update today saying that he added new problems to his lessons and review set. He mentions that nearly all of the SOA 289 are now included in the TIA problems.

WF

oh it seems like christmas already...

[StudyingForExams]

These are fairly challenging with a decent amount of them being original problems. I found the SOA 289 to be a breeze after doing the TIA problems first. I passed first try and I give lots of credit to TIA for helping me.

Good to hear. I am doing the 208 now (on #87) and feel like I am learning a lot. Hope to have all done in 2 weeks. I need to step up the studying.

[imdave0182]

Good to hear. I am doing the 208 now (on #87) and feel like I am learning a lot. Hope to have all done in 2 weeks. I need to step up the studying.

How are you doing on them? I've done the first 137 and have only gotten 59 correct (43%). Lots of work to do.