Concise, Printable Materials for CFA^® Level 1 & 2

You'll find more than 400 CFA exam formulas in your level 1 or level 2 curriculum. However, not all formulas are made equal. There are more important and less important ones. In our e-books and flashcards, you'll find the most important CFA exam formulas from your CFA Program curriculum.

Around 20% of CFA exam questions relate to different definitions and terms. And across 3000 pages of CFA Program curriculum, there are tons of them. We chose for you the most crucial ones and put them into these handy e-books. We also offer flashcards with definitions for level 1 candidates.

So many CFA exam candidates get to know their approved financial calculator over the last weeks before the exam. It's so unreasonable when you take into account how much your exam score depends on your calculator literacy. Don't be one of them. If you want to learn how to use your calculator's MEMORY and CF, NPV, IRR, BOND, DATA, and STAT worksheets, check out this e-book:

Around 35-40% of exam questions require the knowledge of various relations like between variables and concepts, the cause and the effect, changes in ratios, etc. In other words, these are questions that require reasoning. In our CFA exam relations e-book – instead of a boring list of almost 200 relations – you'll find sentences to fill in and questions to answer, so you understand things and not learn them by heart:

On average, 25% of Financial Reporting and Analysis questions in level 1 and even 30% in level 2 test you on the differences between IFRS and U.S. GAAP. If you think about all the IFRS vs U.S. GAAP differences stated in your CFA Program curriculum... you can get a headache... However, some of the differences are definitely more popular in the exam and some are not that important. We distilled the most important differences from CFA Program curricula into 2 neat e-books available below: