SOA Changes 2022-2023
The SOA board of directors has made changes to the SOA exam structure. The adjustments made in the ASA curriculum are geared toward meeting the market demand for actuarial education in the job market. These changes also support the SOA’s…
Everything You Need to Know about FSA Exams
Definition of an Actuary It is common thought that an actuary is a graduate in the field of Actuarial Science. It is also common thought that an actuary’s job is to calculate insurance premiums and analyze risk(s). However, the work…
Society of Actuaries Membership: FSA or CERA?
First, what is an Actuary? An actuary is a professional who identifies and analyses the financial impact of various uncertainties. Actuaries apply mathematical, analytical and computer programming skills to come up with models that identify and manage potential risks. That…
Five Industries Actuaries Can Work in Apart From Insurance
For the actuarial profession, there is no denying that things are looking up – that is in terms of employment opportunities. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, it is estimated that by the year 2028, the absorption of…
SOA Exam IFM: Investment and Financial Markets
On your way to becoming an actuary, the Society of Actuaries (SOA) Exam IFM will most likely be your third actuarial exam. It is among the three preliminary professional tests (the other two being Exam P and Exam FM) that…
SOA Exam FM: Financial Mathematics
You’ll need to pass a total of 10 actuarial exams to be accredited as an actuary – life or non-life regardless. Of course, the exams will be unique to the actuarial discipline you choose except for the first three –…
Actuarial Exams to Pass: How to Become an Actuary?
According to Canadian Business, becoming an actuary is one of the best decisions you can make. The actuary job title ranks among the first 20 on a list of 100 best career paths for 2019. As a stand-alone, it may…
Exam P (Probability) | SOA | How to Register and Pass the Exam?
Exam P is one of the very first exams you’ll face immediately after your degree on your way to becoming an actuary. You have an option of going with it or exam FM. Passing any of them is a requirement…
