Thank you!! That means so much coming from you ☺️

That’s fantastic Lucas! Thanks for sharing. Glad you enjoyed the video and are interested in the actuarial profession. Let me know if you have any questions are you start your journey!

Thanks so much Jeremy! That means a lot. 😊

Aw thank you for the kind comment! Wishing you all the best on your journey. Please reach out anytime if I can help!

Thanks so much Jason! Truly appreciate your support. I’d be happy to share more. Feel free to send me a direct message or email sometime and we can chat more!

Thanks so much for watching Hervey!

Thanks so much sis! ❤️

Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊

Thanks so much Lauren! I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’m excited to share more!! Planning to release my second video next week 😊

Thanks so much Nima! Best of luck on Exam FM 🙏🏻 when do you take it? Ps. I’m hoping to release a study tips blog and video soon, so stay tuned!

Thanks so much Ruby! 😊

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. To be honest, it is challenging to balance KZfaq/my blog and my full time job as an actuary 😅 But it’s important to me to help and inspire others, so I do my best to make time!

I think everyone has a different working experience. Some don’t love taking exams, others have a hard time with work/life balance, others may not have supportive bosses or a positive work environment. I think it really just depends!

Thanks so much for watching! 😊

Hi Ricardo! Thanks for watching and the kind words. That is a great question! The number of hours actuaries work depends highly on the industry and role, plus some have seasons that are busier than others. For me, I’ve worked 10-12 hour days during busy seasons, but mostly by choice because I love the work I do. In more sustainable periods, I can usually get close to working a 8-9 hours per day. Many actuaries are able to establish good work/life balance. That is something I have always struggled with bc I love my work and enjoy doing a good job. Hope that helps 🙂

Hi! Those are great questions. Yes, you can absolutely work from home as an actuary (I currently do!) If you want to become an actuary, I’d suggest trying to find a college that has the actuarial science major. That will help guide what classes to take, but in general, you will take calc, stats, accounting, economics, computer science, etc.

Hi Hans! Thanks for reaching out. That’s great you’re interested in the actuarial profession and taking your first exam. Yes, once you’ve got exam P passed, I would encourage you to start looking for entry level positions.

Thanks so much Pavika! I’m glad you found the video helpful. 😊 I appreciate you sharing those ideas. I will definitely add them to my list to cover in a future video!