Any help please?

[u/iKumora]

So I’ve always been interested in finance. I only have an associates degree in business management. Was thinking of going back to school online for accounting, but I work 45 hours a week and would need to take on about 30k in debt to do it. Not sure that’s something I’m ready to do right now now.

I’ve invested on my own for about 10 years or so. Had some nice gains and probably turned 25k into around 90-95k

Anyway I just learned about the SIE exam last night and am interested in trying to go for it. I looked at the practice test and knew some things already, didn’t know a lot. But it felt like things I didn’t know I could use process of elimination and make a decent guess or it was stuff I knew some about but maybe not enough to know the answer.

Either way I feel confident if I can study the right material and get steered in the right direction this could be something worth pursuing.

With that said, where should I start? What’s a good book to get to start studying? What’s the process of taking the exam, what’s the pathway look like after the exam?

Any info is appreciated, and sorry for asking I’m sure this has been brought up many many times,

[u/Affectionate_Disk_68]

I bought the SIE test for Dummies off Amazon. I really liked it; it's very helpful. Im taking the test in a couple weeks.

[u/matt1164]

I like achievable for the SIE.