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Securities Industry Essentials (SIE) exam

Subject: Money Skills

🧩 13 Practice Tests & Quizzes 📘 27 Study Guides
Introduction

The Securities Industry Essentials (SIE) Exam is a FINRA entry-level exam covering basic financial industry knowledge (products, risks, structure, regulation, prohibited practices). Open to anyone 18+ without firm sponsorship, it costs $80-$100, requires a 70% passing score on 75 questions in 1hr 45min, and results are valid for four years.

Key Details
Target Audience:
Students, career changers, or those seeking entry-level roles.
Exam Structure: 75 multiple-choice questions (plus 10 experimental, unscored questions).
Content Sections: Capital Markets (16%), Products and Risks (44%), Trading/Customer Accounts (31%), Regulatory Framework (9%).
Preparation: Considered entry-level, but requires study of industry jargon and regulations.
Next Steps: Passing the SIE is the first step; it does not qualify individuals to trade securities. A "top-off" exam (e.g., Series 7) and association with a firm are required to be fully registered. 

Eligibility & Validity
No prerequisites are required.
The result is valid for 4 years. 

Registration & Cost
Register through the FINRA website.
Cost is approximately $80-$100.

Related: Series 7 Exam 


Latest Practice Tests / Quizzes
📝 SIE Exam (Securities Industry Essentials): Market Dynamics
📝 SIE Exam (Securities Industry Essentials): Investment Strategies
📝 SIE Exam (Securities Industry Essentials): Economic Indicators
Latest Study Guides
📄 SIE Exam FINRA Entry-Level: Understanding Trading - Customer Accounts - Tax Implications for Securities Transactions
📄 SIE Exam FINRA Entry-Level: Understanding Trading - Customer Accounts - Settlement and Trade Execution
📄 SIE Exam FINRA Entry-Level: Understanding Trading - Customer Accounts - Securities Analysis - Fundamental and Technical
Exam Survival Guides
🛟 FINRA Securities Industry Essentials (SIE): Exam Survival Playbook