FA2 Pensions Administration – Assessment Package

Contents

  • Six online assessments containing 50 questions per assessment
  • Unlimited random assessments (5 questions per assessment) generated from our question bank
  • CPD certificate feature — all assessment results are recorded and compiled into your personalised CPD certificate

Our assessments are designed to help you revise, identify knowledge gaps for further study, and practise exam‑style questions for topics you may encounter in the CII FA2 exam.

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Additional information

Access is provided for 6 months and includes syllabus updates. If you purchase multiple training modules, discounts and longer access periods are available. We don’t offer a text‑based online course for FA2 — students typically purchase the CII textbook and use our assessment package to support their exam revision.

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Buy the FA2 Pensions Administration – Assessment Package


Benefits

  • Practise taking exam‑style multiple‑choice questions
  • See results after every assessment, graded in line with a notional pass rate to indicate progress
  • Benchmark your percentage against previous students for additional performance insight
  • All results and estimated CPD time stored and printable via the CPD certificate/learning log
  • After taking all full assessments — which you can take as often as you like — use shorter 5‑question assessments to fit study into smaller time slots
  • All questions written and regularly reviewed by industry experts

CPD certificate

Our database records all your assessment results. If you complete all six assessments once, you’ll be allocated 6 hours of CPD time, with additional time allocated for each random assessment.


FA2 CII exam details

  • Structure: 50 multiple‑choice questions
  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Recommended study time: 20 hours
  • Nominal pass mark: 70%

FA2 CII syllabus overview

At the end of this unit, candidates should understand:

  • The regulatory and legislative environment governing pensions
  • The basic principles of pension taxation and administration
  • The basic pension product types, including group pensions
  • With‑profits and unit‑linked investments
  • The different pensions and options available when taking benefits