FINRA Series 65 (Investment Adviser Law) Practice Tests
620 questions for FINRA Series 65 (Investment Adviser Law) with every answer explained, in 6 timed tests. Written in-house, not affiliated with FINRA.
- 620 questions mapped to the NASAA Series 65 (Investment Adviser Law) content outline
- Two full-length, 130-question mock exams at the real exam length, plus four topic drills
- A full explanation on every answer, right and wrong
- Covers all four exam areas, with most weight on recommendations and on laws and ethics
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Topic tests find your weak areas; the timed mock confirms readiness.
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620 questions across 6 tests
| Practice test | Coverage | Questions |
|---|---|---|
| Topic drill 1 | Economic factors and business information | 60 |
| Topic drill 2 | Investment vehicle characteristics | 90 |
| Topic drill 3 | Client investment recommendations and strategies | 105 |
| Topic drill 4 | Laws, regulations and ethical practices | 105 |
| Full mock 1 | All four areas, exam pace | 130 |
| Full mock 2 | All four areas, exam pace | 130 |
| Total | 620 |
The exam content areas
- 01Economic factors and business information
- 02Investment vehicle characteristics
- 03Client investment recommendations and strategies
- 04Laws, regulations and guidelines, including the prohibition on unethical business practices
A sample question, in the course style
An adviser describes the economy as moving through a repeating four-stage sequence. That sequence, in order, is:
- Aexpansion, peak, contraction, trough
- Bpeak, expansion, trough, contraction
- Ctrough, contraction, peak, expansion
- Dinflation, recession, depression, recovery
The business cycle moves through expansion (rising output), a peak, contraction (falling output, a recession if it lasts two or more quarters), and a trough before recovering. GDP is the broad measure of output.
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