Video courses, question banks, mock exams and study notes
The most efficient way to prepare for the SIE, Series 7 and Series 66: short video lectures, clear summary notes, and mock exams that feel like the real thing. Study less, pass sooner.
The monthly plan starts with 7 free days, and the 20-question diagnostic is free to anyone, no account needed.
Every lesson and question is built from the official FINRA content outlines and verified quarterly against current rules. One plan covers all of it.
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Every lesson runs the same beats: watch, lock it in, prove it, rehearse. It is boring on purpose. The routine does the remembering for you.
01 · Watch
4 to 7 minutes each, normal words first, then the technical layer. And when a topic hides a classic exam trick, the video stops and says so: amber on screen always means slow down.
SECTION 2 · LESSON 12
Common stock vs preferred stock
·Voting rights live with common
·Dividends favor preferred, but are never promised
02 · Lock it in
Every course ships with Complete Summary Notes as a PDF, the night-before read. This is a real page from the SIE notes: plain English first, then the details, with every classic trap called out in amber.
After this lesson you can explain common stock: ownership, limited liability, liquidation order, and voting rights.
A share of common stock is a slice of ownership in a company. Owners get the upside: if the business grows, the shares can rise without limit. Owners also stand last in line, which is why common stock is called the most junior security. The saving grace is limited liability: the most a stockholder can ever lose is what they invested.
Updated for the current FINRA SIE outlinePage 12 of 101
03 · Prove it
Drill the concept while it is fresh. Every question explains all four options, including why each wrong one is tempting, and cites the governing rule.
SIE · SECTION 2 · QUESTION 7 OF 12
An investor holding cumulative preferred stock is entitled to which of the following?
Why: cumulative means missed dividends accrue and must be paid before common holders see a cent. Nothing is guaranteed.
CITED: FINRA SIE OUTLINE · SECTION 2
04 · Rehearse
Full-length papers with the timing, weighting and difficulty of the real exam, then a full review of every answer. Exam day should feel familiar, not like a surprise.
75 QUESTIONS105 MINUTESREAL EXAM WEIGHTS
Question 41 of 75. Difficulty mix mirrors the live exam.
Pricing
SIE, then Series 7, then Series 66: for most careers they are one path, not three purchases. Subscribe once and every course is included, or buy any single course outright.
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All videos, all notes PDFs, the full question banks, every mock exam. Most students pass the SIE inside two months. That is $78, total. Cancel the day you pass, come back when the next exam is booked.
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Questions
Everything. All three courses, every video, the full notes PDFs, the complete question banks and all the mock exams. There is no premium tier above it and nothing sold separately inside the courses. The business model is simple: we want you to pass fast and tell people.
Most students who study consistently are ready in 4 to 8 weeks. The course is 65 short videos, about 6 hours of watching, plus practice time. The free diagnostic will tell you where you are starting from.
If you only ever need one exam, $149 for a full year of access with the Pass Guarantee is honest value. If your path runs SIE then Series 7, or you want the Series 66 later, the $39/month plan covers all of them and usually costs less in total, because you cancel when you pass. Undecided? The monthly plan opens with 7 free days, so you can judge a whole module before paying anything.
One complete module of your course: every video in it, its summary notes, and every practice question, plus the 20-question diagnostic. Mocks, the notes PDF and the rest of the courses open when the trial converts. A card is required and nothing is charged until day seven, and cancelling takes two clicks. Full detail on the pricing page.
The guarantee comes with the $149 course purchase. Complete the course, sit the exam, and if you fail, contact us with your result: your access continues free until you pass, even past the 12 months. No refund forms, no "study hours" audits. On the monthly plan there is nothing to claim: pause or cancel whenever you like and your progress is saved.
Yes. Every course is built directly from the official FINRA content outlines, and we run a quarterly verification sweep on every time-sensitive rule and number. When a rule changes, the affected lesson is replaced, not patched with a footnote.
Not as separate courses. The Series 66 combines the content of both, which is the route most career paths take, and it is live now. Subscribers get every new course at no extra cost.
Two clicks in your account settings, effective at the end of the billing period. No retention offers, no phone call. Come back any time; your progress is saved.
The free diagnostic
Twenty exam-style questions, graded the moment you finish, with an honest read on the sections that would cost you marks. No card, no account. Then decide how to study.
FREE DIAGNOSTIC · QUESTION 12 OF 20
Which of the following is a characteristic of a money market instrument?
Why: money market means short-term debt, one year or less, that is easy to buy and sell.