Hello everyone,
I am a rather mature actuarial student. My company want me to take the CA3 exam because I will then be able to qualify as an AIA. I realise that the CA3 exam is based on the CT subjects. Unfortunately I sat these subjects in the late 80s early 90s and need to refresh my knowledge. The only study materials I still have are a couple of dusty old textbooks.
I thought I could just buy the CT core reading but the Institute are charging £44 per subject.
I did take a year out a few years ago to take the City University Diploma in Actuarial Management and gained an exemption from CA1 hence being just short of CA3 to qualify.
My question is - how on earth am I to study for CA3 when I have forgotten nearly everything and the study materials are so expensive?
Any ideas?
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