Accredited Personal Financial Planning Specialist
A financial Frankenstein, wherein the CPA is bolted onto the body of a financial planner.
Specifically, the accredited personal financial planning specialist is yet another Wizard-granted necklace to the Tin Man, which confirms that the professional has passed an exam covering rational and logical investments for (typically) the retail/small investment universe.
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