if i have an mba in accounting anf finance, and am interested in becoming a financial planner do i still need to get a DFP? I am an australia, who has studied in australia and am trying to break into financial planning as a career. any help would be really helpful. thanks
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do you need a dip in financial planning to be a financial planner even if you have am mba?
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