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GurukulOnline to provide training for Certified Financial Planner certification
By siliconindia
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Wednesday, 10 September 2008, 19:30 IST
New Delhi: GurukulOnline Learning Solutions (GOLS), a provider of eLearning solutions became the first company in the country to offer online training for Certified Financial Planner(CFP) certification. As an accredited education provider of Financial Planning Standards Board, India, GurukulOnline will offer the CFP certification course at an introductory price of 
20,000. Any graduate can apply for this online certification course, which is awarded in India by Financial Planning Standards Board, India, the only licensing authority of the CFP mark in the country.
"Financial planners are most sought in a population that earns well and needs expert handling of finances. Once certified, the person must then fulfill a continuing education requirement annually, by upgrading his knowledge on the current planning strategies and financial trends," says Ranjeet Mudholkar, CEO, Financial Planning and Standards Board (FPSB) of India.
Certified Financial Planner Program will train aspirants to become financial planners and equip them to offer expert opinions on retirement planning, investment planning, tax planning and estate planning and Risk Management.
Interested candidates can register at www.fpvarsity.com and apply for the course and pay the fees online thus facilitating the students to learn at their own pace, space and time irrespective of their geographical location.
Shailesh H Mehta, CEO and Founder, GurukulOnline Learning Solutions said "A career as a financial planner can prove to be both challenging and rewarding. In the U.S., a CFP certificate holder can earn anything between $40,000 and $100,000 annually while in India, a CFP certificate holder can earn starting salary approx. 4-6 lacks per annum and upwards."
20,000. Any graduate can apply for this online certification course, which is awarded in India by Financial Planning Standards Board, India, the only licensing authority of the CFP mark in the country.
"Financial planners are most sought in a population that earns well and needs expert handling of finances. Once certified, the person must then fulfill a continuing education requirement annually, by upgrading his knowledge on the current planning strategies and financial trends," says Ranjeet Mudholkar, CEO, Financial Planning and Standards Board (FPSB) of India.
Certified Financial Planner Program will train aspirants to become financial planners and equip them to offer expert opinions on retirement planning, investment planning, tax planning and estate planning and Risk Management.
Interested candidates can register at www.fpvarsity.com and apply for the course and pay the fees online thus facilitating the students to learn at their own pace, space and time irrespective of their geographical location.
Shailesh H Mehta, CEO and Founder, GurukulOnline Learning Solutions said "A career as a financial planner can prove to be both challenging and rewarding. In the U.S., a CFP certificate holder can earn anything between $40,000 and $100,000 annually while in India, a CFP certificate holder can earn starting salary approx. 4-6 lacks per annum and upwards."
