Terms of Use

These terms explain the rules for using FinLicensePrep. By using the site, you agree to them. They are written in plain words and are not legal advice.

What is FinLicensePrep for?

FinLicensePrep is for educational use only. It helps you study for US financial licensing exams with original practice questions and study guides.

Is anything on the site advice?

No. Nothing on FinLicensePrep is investment, financial, tax or legal advice. Questions describe invented people and companies so you can practice exam topics. They are not suggestions about what you should do with your own money.

Do you guarantee I will pass?

No. We do not guarantee any exam result. Your scores on our practice tests do not predict or promise how you will do on the real exam.

Who owns the content?

All questions, explanations, guides and other content on FinLicensePrep are original and are copyrighted by FinLicensePrep. They are not real exam questions. Names of regulators and exams belong to their owners.

How may I use the content?

You may use the site for your own personal, non-commercial study. You may share links to our pages.

You may not:

• copy, republish or sell our questions, explanations or guides, in whole or in part;
• use them in a course, book, app or website, paid or free;
• scrape the site or download content with bots, scripts or other automated tools;
• use our content to train or build another question bank or similar product;
• try to break, overload or get around the site’s security.

If you want to use our content in another way, ask us first.

How accurate is the content?

We work hard to keep everything correct and up to date. We check facts against the regulator’s own pages and fix confirmed errors quickly. Even so, mistakes can happen, and rules, fees and exam formats change.

The regulator’s own publications are always the authoritative source. Before you book or sit an exam, check the details with the organization that runs it. Our disclaimer explains these limits in more detail.

Do your links to regulators mean they endorse you?

No. We link to FINRA, NASAA and other regulators so you can check facts at the source. A link does not mean they endorse, approve or work with FinLicensePrep, and we are not responsible for the content of other websites.

What is FinLicensePrep responsible for?

The site is provided free and “as is”. As far as the law allows, FinLicensePrep is not responsible for any loss or harm that comes from using the site, relying on its content, or not being able to use it. This includes exam results, missed deadlines and money decisions. Some laws do not allow these limits, so they may not all apply to you.

Can these terms change?

Yes. We may update these terms when the site changes. The “Last updated” date shows when they last changed. If you keep using the site after a change, the new terms apply.

How do I contact you about these terms?

Email contact@finlicenseprep.com or use our contact page.