Pass the Series 7. Read, recall, practice.
Read the 436-page handbook, practice each rule in 1,000 mapped questions with endless practice mode, and use readiness to close the loop on what to study next. The 385-card recall deck and 3h 45m exam sim stay on the same chapter spine.
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- Web + iPhone sync
- Full product in both plans
Chapter 1.
Building an Investor Profile
Read Chapter 1
Start clean. Readiness unlocks after study evidence builds.
Read the chapter, then check it with cards and practice.
Continue Chapter 1.
Active chapter first - full handbook below
Building an Investor Profile
Before recommending a single security, a rep must understand who the customer is.
1.1Developing a Customer Profile
This section connects to recall cards and mapped practice questions.
Flashcards
Your firm wants to email a glossy mutual-fund brochure to 500 prospects on Monday. What has to happen first?
0 cards reviewed this session
Practice
Which customer detail is part of a basic investor profile?
Full exam.
3h 45m.
Use full simulation after Read, Cards, and Practice have produced an earned signal.
Readiness - Baseline
Baseline
Start clean. Readiness unlocks after study evidence builds. Next: Read Chapter 1.
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Open the whole study loop before you pay.
Scan the handbook, section-tagged cards, chapter practice, full exam simulation, and shared web/iPhone account path from one page.
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Continue studying
on iPhone.
PassSeries7 is live on the App Store. Use the native iPhone app for chapter reading, recall cards, practice, exam simulation, and progress checks, then keep the same study loop moving on web.
- Continue studying on iPhone without changing your Series 7 workflow.
- Keep reading, recall, practice, exams, and progress in the same account path.
- Scan the branded QR code or use the official App Store badge.
Available now on iPhone and Mac. Coming soon to Google Play and Windows.
Opens PassSeries7 in the App Store.
Four study modes.
One chapter spine.
Read the chapter, drill the cards, run the practice set, then advance only when the evidence supports it.
Read the 436-page handbook
Twenty chapters keep explanations, diagrams, key terms, source ranges, and the light/dark PDFs on one chapter spine.
Drill 385 focused flashcards
A tight section-tagged deck keeps recall review useful instead of turning it into a thousand-card chore.
Practice options payoff logic
1,000 mapped questions turn chapter rules into applied reps, including payoff diagrams for call and put logic.
3h 45m full exam simulation
Run the 125-question timed draw, then use the review grid and section breakdown to choose the next study block.
One rule becomes
four real study surfaces.
The homepage diagrams show the actual study loop. This map shows how the same section-level idea travels through reading, recall, applied practice, and the next recommendation.
A serious handbook,
inside the study loop.
Twenty chapters written in-house to the 2026 FINRA Series 7 outline, with a 436-page handbook, section-level explanations, finished diagrams, and mapped practice.
Members can open the reader or download branded light and dark handbook PDFs from Learn.
Bond Pricing
Prices and yields move inversely. A 200 bp shift either way reprices an existing 7% coupon.
Long Call Payoff
Buy a 50 call for $3. Below the strike the premium is the entire loss; above it, profit grows one-for-one past $53.
Reader and PDF share the same chapter order.
Cards and practice cite back to section logic.
Readiness uses completed study evidence, not vanity progress.
Chapter 12: Options
Payoff formulas, breakevens, spreads, hedges, and options taxation.
ChapterChapter 18: Margin
Reg T, long and short equity, SMA, maintenance, and buying power.
ChapterChapter 7: Municipal Debt
GO and revenue bonds, MSRB rules, quotations, and tax treatment.
ChapterChapter 1: Investor Profile
Suitability, Reg BI, customer facts, objectives, and risk tolerance.
Learn hub
Browse all 20 public textbook chapters.
ResourceSeries 7 study guide
Public outline for every chapter in the 2026 handbook.
ResourceFree flashcards sample
Sample Series 7 recall cards for high-intent free flashcard searches.
ResourceOptions formulas
Max gain, max loss, and breakeven templates.
ResourceMargin formulas
Reg T, maintenance, SMA, and account equity.
ResourceSMA guide
Special Memorandum Account, buying power, selling power, and SMV.
Preview the study loop,
before you start.
The panels below show how the signed-in dashboard and phone flow organize the same Chapter 1 baseline across Learn, Cards, Practice, Exam, and Progress.
Chapter 1.
Building an Investor Profile
Open Learn. Cards, Practice, Exam, and Progress continue the same chapter loop.
Start clean. Readiness unlocks after study evidence builds.
Chapter 1.
Building an Investor Profile
Read Chapter 1
Start clean. Readiness unlocks after study evidence builds.
Read the chapter, then check it with cards and practice.
Continue Chapter 1.
Active chapter first - full handbook below
Building an Investor Profile
Before recommending a single security, a rep must understand who the customer is.
1.1Developing a Customer Profile
This section connects to recall cards and mapped practice questions.
Flashcards
Your firm wants to email a glossy mutual-fund brochure to 500 prospects on Monday. What has to happen first?
0 cards reviewed this session
Practice
Which customer detail is part of a basic investor profile?
Full exam.
3h 45m.
Use full simulation after Read, Cards, and Practice have produced an earned signal.
Readiness - Baseline
Baseline
Start clean. Readiness unlocks after study evidence builds. Next: Read Chapter 1.
Study evidence
the app can show.
PassSeries7 explains trust through the work itself: chapters, recall, practice, timed simulation, sync, and readiness that tells a learner what to open next.
Start clean. The first useful signal comes from reading, recall, practice, or exam work inside PassSeries7.
One study spine
The handbook, section cards, mapped questions, and exam simulator use the same chapter order, so review never loses the thread.
Scores start honest
A new account starts without a confidence score. Readiness moves only after reading, recall, practice, or exam evidence exists.
Weak spots stay visible
Endless practice saves answered work in batches and keeps misses tied to the section that teaches the rule.
Full exam rehearsal
The simulator uses a timed full-length draw, review grid, score report, and the same question families used in chapter practice.
One account
Bookmarks, notes, mistakes, completed exam attempts, and readiness sync through the same account on web and iPhone.
Clear purchase terms
Both plans unlock the same handbook, cards, practice bank, endless mode, and exam simulator. The only choice is billing cadence.
Six things
everyone asks.
Short, direct answers.
Is the content aligned to the current FINRA exam?
Every chapter maps to the 2026 FINRA Series 7 General Securities Representative outline. Coverage includes T+1 settlement, Regulation Best Interest, and the 2024 updates.
Will this help me pass?
Four parts: read, recall, practice, and a 125-question exam simulation. Readiness scores blend section accuracy, recall velocity, and page coverage.
What if it's not for me?
Both plans carry a 7-day money-back guarantee. Monthly plans cancel in one click from the account page.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes. PassSeries7 uses the same account on web and the native iPhone app.
How long does it take to get ready?
Most candidates log 80-150 hours. The system paces you chapter by chapter and keeps weak sections visible.
Do I get the textbook PDF?
Members download the complete 436-page handbook from the Learn page in light or dark. Both PDFs are branded, printable, and matched to the same in-app reader.
High-intent guides,
built for real study.
Start with a sample test, then move into the chapters, topics, and practice loops that make each miss useful.
Free practice test
Sample questions with explanations and score framing.
02 - GUIDESeries 7 resources
Citation-ready hub for clubs, career centers, advisors, newsletters, and AI assistants.
03 - GUIDEFinance club kit
Workshop agenda, copy blocks, stable links, and product facts for student organizations.
04 - GUIDECareer center kit
Advising sequence and resource-list copy for finance career offices.
05 - GUIDEStudy group guide
A practical agenda for small Series 7 groups turning misses into weekly review.
06 - GUIDEAI summary
Citation-safe facts for AI assistants, launch directories, journalists, and buyers.
07 - GUIDEReadiness report
Diagnostic score bands, topic repair signals, formula fluency, and exam-simulation readiness.
08 - GUIDEFormula library
Options, margin, bond yield, and tax-equivalent-yield formulas with practice next steps.
09 - GUIDEComparison hub
Neutral criteria for comparing PassSeries7 with other Series 7 prep options.
10 - GUIDEiPhone app guide
How to evaluate mobile-first Series 7 study apps and account sync.
11 - GUIDESummer finance prep
Student and recent-grad code requests for finance training season.
12 - GUIDECampus ambassador program
Finance club and student partner applications with approved discount-code sharing.
13 - GUIDEPractice test strategy
How to use timed scores, explanations, and full simulations.
14 - GUIDEFree flashcards sample
Public sample cards for passing score, SMA, options, municipals, suitability, and recall.
15 - GUIDEStudy plan
A 12-week sequence for textbook, cards, practice, and exams.
16 - GUIDESeries 7 glossary
Definitions, examples, exam relevance, and practice links for high-yield terms.
17 - GUIDEExam cost
FINRA fee, retake exposure, and prep-budget planning.
18 - GUIDEExam time
Pacing for the official test window and full simulations.
19 - GUIDEOptions cheat sheet
Calls, puts, spreads, straddles, breakevens, and common options traps.
20 - GUIDESMA guide
Special Memorandum Account, buying power, selling power, and short margin setup.
21 - GUIDETaxation limits
Which IRS limits, brackets, contribution facts, and tax rules Series 7 candidates should study.
22 - GUIDEOptions questions
Payoff math, spreads, hedges, and suitability traps.
23 - GUIDEOptions practice
Public options drills with answer explanations.
24 - GUIDEMargin practice
Long and short account math with instant feedback.
25 - GUIDEMunicipal bonds
GO, revenue, tax, MSRB, disclosures, and practice focus.
26 - GUIDEMunicipal practice
GO, revenue, tax, and MSRB question drills.
27 - GUIDEDebt practice
Price/yield, callable bond, accrued-interest, and credit-risk drills.
28 - GUIDESuitability
Customer facts and recommendation logic for exam scenarios.
29 - GUIDERetirement practice
IRA, rollover, annuity, and tax-deferral traps.
30 - GUIDEFunds practice
Mutual fund, ETF, UIT, breakpoint, and share-class traps.
31 - GUIDEAccounts practice
Account authority, approvals, registrations, and documentation.
32 - GUIDETax practice
Municipal tax, retirement tax, gains, basis, and options tax clues.
33 - GUIDEProduct fit practice
Customer-profile scenarios across funds, bonds, annuities, options, and margin.
34 - GUIDEAdvanced options
Spreads, straddles, assignment, stock hedges, and suitability traps.
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