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Thanks Shane that was a question I meant to ask, whether the industry recognised one over the others. I don't really know if I would work in the industry though, I'm just not that into maths to be honest. And I'm more a care for you, emotional, nursey kinda person. I'd be happier on the...

Hi Andrew, I'm leaning toward Pinnacle because price wise they all look similar but Pinnacle you can do indivdual parts (but pay more that way ofcourse) so it's a bit more flexible for me initially as I'm not sure how much time a week I'd be able to devote to it. Pinnacle is slighter...

Ok, I've saved them in my favourites too to have a good look at this evening, thanks PB. :)

Ok the Diploma of Financial Planning looks good and there are a few places offering it. I've been looking at Pinnacle and Kaplan Professional (that was through the seek website) and they look similar. I'm liking the idea of multiple choice open book exams! And I'm leaning toward Pinnacle as...

Thanks for the replies. I'm going to do a bit more research on this as so far I only looked up the Open Learning website. I didn't realise there are more options out there. I saw an ad for seeklearning.com.au (I think that was it) so will have a rummage there. I'll report back once I've...

Thanks for the reply P B. I must be looking at something different because I though the diploma ran into the thousands! And yeah, it said you can take up to 6 years to do it! heck I'd be just about the big four o by then! When you say Cert IV, is that via TAFE or Uni? It seems to cheap for...

Hi I did search but didn't find any former posts from anyone about Open Learning or Distance Ed. I've found a course called Introduction to Financial Planning (RMIT) which costs about $1000. The full diploma course looks like it would really be too much for me but I'm wondering if anyone else...