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Recommendations from any who have anyone who may have used Wall Street Prep or CFI? Which is preferred and why?
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CFI is better for beginners. WSP is overkill. Same goes for BIWS and WSO.
CFI changed their pricing framework to a monthly subscription about ~1yr ago, so I went with BIWS (one-time fee) and haven't looked back -- have friends and classmates on WSO & WSP and they're just as good.
I also should mention that BIWS had a pretty decent revamp of new content in 2022, that current subscribers didn't have to pay a cent more for.
Thanks for the insights!
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