People have been getting their FSA in 2~3 years exploiting a loophole

[MuggleActuary]

Originally Posted by Pension.Mathematics

especially if you know someone who did this, and if you are a somewhat competitive person like me and care about your percentiles on http://www.actuarial-lookup.com/

This thread isn't about you

[fdsafdsa]

Originally Posted by Pension.Mathematics

i doubt they are.



especially if you know someone who did this, and if you are a somewhat competitive person like me and care about your percentiles on http://www.actuarial-lookup.com/

Once people get their fellowship they don't care. It's like your university GPA when you're applying for your second job, doesn't matter.....

[Pension.Mathematics]

Originally Posted by MuggleActuary

This thread isn't about you

correct. but i made this thread so i think i am allowed to explain why i care about this issue. others likely have different opinions.

Originally Posted by fdsafdsa

Once people get their fellowship they don't care. It's like your university GPA when you're applying for your second job, doesn't matter.....

if that's the case, would you be okay if SOA allowed people to skip all exams?

where do you draw the line?

these are things I want to discuss.

[fdsafdsa]

Originally Posted by Pension.Mathematics

correct. but i made this thread so i think i am allowed to explain why i care about this issue. others likely have different opinions.



if that's the case, would you be okay if SOA allowed people to skip all exams?

where do you draw the line?

these are things I want to discuss.

Whinging about it on the interwebs wouldn't be my first course of action that's for sure.....

[Pension.Mathematics]

Originally Posted by fdsafdsa

Whinging about it on the interwebs wouldn't be my first course of action that's for sure.....

well, my options are pretty limited.

even this guy had to come here to talk about his problem:

http://www.actuarialoutpost.com/actu...d.php?t=319693

[DoctorNo]

Originally Posted by Pension.Mathematics

especially if you know someone who did this, and if you are a somewhat competitive person like me and care about your percentiles on http://www.actuarial-lookup.com/

If you're really competitive, then focus on something more important than that.

If you're trolling, then carry on, of course.

[Colonel Smoothie]

inb4 jas

[whoanonstop]

Originally Posted by Pension.Mathematics

especially if you know someone who did this, and if you are a somewhat competitive person like me and care about your percentiles on http://www.actuarial-lookup.com/

If you're a competitive person, think of how much better you would have done in a sales position.

Being able to take exams quickly is the least exciting skill one can have.

-Riley

[Abelian Grape]

If you wanted a challenge, you should’ve taken the CAS exams amirite

[campbell]

if you wanted a challenge, you would have accomplished something concrete, and not just pointed to tests you took