Optional extras
Every practice question, explanation, and full-length exam stays free, forever. These are optional printable extras; they never unlock a question.
The SIE exam costs $100 to sit. If a formula sheet taped above your desk or a stack of glossary flashcards in your bag is what tips you over the line, that's a few dollars of retake insurance against a $100 re-test, plus paper you can mark up, carry offline, and study away from a screen.
Buy once and it's yours. No subscription, no expiry, no auto-renew. Re-download the packs whenever you need them.
One-time purchase
$29 once
Every printable study pack: the facts & formula sheet, section cheat sheets, the full glossary flashcard deck, and printable practice exams. One payment, permanent access, re-download anytime.
What's included
One-time purchase
$12 once
The cram subset for the last stretch: the key facts & formula sheet plus the section-by-section cheat sheets. One payment, permanent access.
What's included
Just need the last-week cram set. The Exam Pass above adds the full glossary flashcard deck and printable practice exams.
Four PDFs, all generated from the same verified content that powers the free site, so nothing on paper contradicts what you practise on screen. The Final-Week Pack is the first two; the Exam Pass is all four.
The exam at a glance (fee, question count, time limit, the scaled passing score, four-year validity, eligibility), the four section weights with the approximate number of scored questions each one carries, and a high-yield numbers table: T+1 settlement, the ex-dividend date under T+1, Regulation T initial margin, the FINRA gift limit, the wash-sale window, the RMD age and penalty, Roth IRA distribution rules, SIPC coverage, the Rule 144 holding period, and the accredited investor thresholds. A short "after the SIE" note covers the Series 7 top-off.
Outline coverage: All four sections, with the heaviest numbers drawn from Sections 2 and 3.
One heading per FINRA content-outline section, in outline order from Section 1 to Section 4, each labelled with its weight and carrying a handful of high-yield bullets: regulators and market structure for Section 1; equity, debt, packaged products, options, and annuities for Section 2; order types, settlement, account registrations, AML, and prohibited practices for Section 3; registration forms, the gift rule, communications, and continuing education for Section 4.
Outline coverage: One block per section, Sections 1 through 4.
One card for every term in the site glossary: the term in bold with its one-sentence exam-focused definition beneath it, sorted alphabetically. Cut them apart for a deck or run down the list as a self-test. The deck is generated from the same glossary pages that are free to read on the site, so the wording matches what you have already studied.
Outline coverage: Terms from every section; most fall under Section 2 products and Section 3 accounts.
Print-and-bubble editions of the ten 75-question full-length practice exams, each weighted like the real exam, with a bubble answer sheet and an answer key. This pack is still being filled in: today it ships as a cover sheet describing the finished set. Re-download from your library as the exams are added; there is no extra charge. All ten exams already run free online, graded instantly.
Outline coverage: Full-length forms weighted 16 / 44 / 31 / 9 percent across Sections 1 to 4.
FINRA weights the exam across four sections. Both the facts sheet and the cheat sheets print those weights next to every section heading, so you can see at a glance that Sections 2 and 3 carry roughly three-quarters of your score and budget your revision accordingly. The table below is the same weighting the free site uses everywhere else.
| Section | Weight | Scored questions (of 75) | Where it appears in the packs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Knowledge of Capital Markets | 16% | about 12 | Cheat sheet block 1; regulator and market-structure facts on the facts sheet. |
| 2. Understanding Products and Their Risks | 44% | about 33 | Cheat sheet block 2; product terms make up most of the flashcard deck. |
| 3. Trading, Customer Accounts, and Prohibited Activities | 31% | about 23 | Cheat sheet block 3; settlement, margin, and account numbers on the facts sheet. |
| 4. Overview of Regulatory Framework | 9% | about 7 | Cheat sheet block 4; registration and gift-rule facts on the facts sheet. |
The Final-Week Pack suits a candidate with a Prometric date booked and a week or two left who wants the numbers and rules on paper: the facts sheet above the desk, the cheat sheets in a bag. It is the cheaper option and it deliberately leaves out the flashcards and exams.
The Exam Pass suits someone earlier in a study plan who learns vocabulary by drilling cards and wants to work full-length exams away from a screen. It costs $29 once and covers all four packs in the catalog, including the updated editions of each one.
Neither pack is required. If you study well on screen, the free study guide, online flashcards, glossary, and ten practice exams already cover the same ground.
/account/library/, where each pack in your purchase has its own download link.Yes. Checkout is tied to a free account so the packs can live in your library and you can re-download them later from any device. Signing in takes a minute and the account is free; you never need one to use the practice questions or exams.
No. Both products are a single one-time payment in US dollars through Stripe Checkout. There is no renewal, no expiry, and nothing to cancel.
No. Every practice question, explanation, and full-length exam on the site is free without an account. The packs are printable PDF copies of study material; buying one changes nothing in the practice app.
Each pack is a PDF laid out for US Letter paper. After payment Stripe returns you to your library, where every pack in your purchase is listed with a download button. You can print them, keep them on your phone, or both.
Yes. Buy the Exam Pass at any time and your library merges the two purchases, so you end up with all four packs listed once. There is no upgrade discount, so if you already know you want the flashcards or printable exams, the Exam Pass is the cheaper route.
FINRA charges $100 per attempt and there is no retake discount, so a failed attempt means paying the full fee again after a mandatory waiting period. The packs cost a fraction of one retake; that is the only comparison this page makes. The waiting periods are mid-change, and our retake rules page carries the current state, dated.
All 1,000+ practice questions, every explanation, and the full-length exams are free, no account, no card required. These packs add to that; they take nothing away.
A single one-time purchase. No subscription and nothing to cancel. Sign in anytime to re-download your packs from your library.
These are PDFs to print and study from. They unlock no questions and change nothing in the practice app; they're an optional convenience, not a paywall.