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Old 01-11-2012, 10:31 AM
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Default Best study material for 4/C?
Thoughts on the best study material for this exam? ASM perhaps? Or upgrade to the coaching actuaries version of ASM? Or something else?
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I used ASM alone and passed without any trouble, but I'm just one data point.
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I was thinking of the coaching actuaries version of ASM but am interested in other opinions. I have not been exposed to any of the material so I wasn't sure if ASM would be enough.
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