About NQPA
Are you looking for ways to enhance your consultative value to businesses and their key employees? Do you want to differentiate your practice from the competition, expand your value proposition and increase your revenue?
Incorporating nonqualified deferred compensation plans into your business offerings could be a solution.
To elevate your knowledge and learn practical ways to launch into the nonqualified plan market, NAPA is proud to offer the Nonqualified Plan Advisor Certificate and the second annual Nonqualified Plan Advisor Conference in Chicago, September 15-17, 2019!
FAQ
Who can take the NAPA Nonqualified Plan Advisor certificate program?
How do I receive my enrollment code?
Is there a cost for the NQPA certificate program?
How long does it take to complete the NQPA certificate program?
Do I receive CE credits for completing the NQPA Certificate Program?
How do I confirm I have completed the NQPA certificate program?
What content is covered in the NQPA certificate Program?
How long do I have to complete the NQPA Certificate program after I start?
What other resources does NAPA offer for nonqualified education?
Who is NAPA?
In 2011, the National Association of Plan Advisors (NAPA) was formed, and has since then become the fastest-growing member association in the retirement planning industry. Created by and for retirement plan advisors, membership is also open to other retirement industry professionals who support the interests of plan advisors. While the financial services industry is well represented in Washington by a number of trade associations that weigh in on issues affecting advisors, NAPA is the only advocacy group exclusively focused on the issues that matter to retirement plan advisors. This exclusive focus is what sets NAPA apart.
