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Pass Guarantee

Do the whole programme. If you still fail, you don't pay.

There are conditions, and they are all on this page. You have to actually finish the course — that is the entire catch, and we would rather you read it here than discover it when you claim.

What you need to have done

All five, on the track you sat the exam for. Your progress against each one is shown live on your dashboard while you study — you will never have to guess where you stand.

  1. Finish every lesson in the course.Not most of them. All of them.
  2. Score 80% or higher on 3 full mock exams.Full-length, timed, closed book. Three separate attempts, not the same one retaken.
  3. Study on at least 30 separate days.Cramming a course into a weekend is not what this is built for.
  4. Answer at least 750 practice questions.Across the course, at any point before your exam.
  5. Finish with at least 75% overall practice accuracy.Measured across every practice question you have answered.

And then, if you fail

  • Sit the real exam within 60 days of meeting all five requirements.
  • Email us within 30 days of your exam date with your official score report.
  • Your subscription must have been active and paid for the whole study period.
  • We refund what you paid us for that track, in full. We cannot refund the exam fee — that goes to FINRA, NASAA or your state, not to us.

Why the conditions are strict

Because they are the difference between a promise and a marketing line. Every requirement above is a thing that actually predicts passing. If you have finished the course, scored 80% on three timed mocks and answered 750 questions at 75% accuracy, you are ready — and if you are ready and still fail, that is our problem, not yours.

What we will not do is advertise an unconditional guarantee and then produce a list of conditions when you try to claim it.

Questions about the guarantee before you buy? support@financeexampro.com. We would rather answer them now than argue later.