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terriwardell


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Does anyone have any idea on the most cost effective way to study for this exam.  I did payroll about 3/4 years ago so probably just need refreshing.  Have looked at a lot of the home study companies but prices range from £400-600 and was looking for something a bit cheaper.  Hope someone can help.

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Julie


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Hi,

If you have not done so, it would be a good idea to buy a past paper from ICB to see if there are any elements you need to brush up on. You may surprise yourself on just how much you know already. There are plenty of self study books on the market if you just need to recap.

This would be my starting point.

Best of luck.

Julie

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