Hello Paige! I took CP2 this September as well, and I felt exactly the same way as you about paper 1 😭 wishing you the best of luck, i hope we both pass ☺️
Thanks Paige for showing the reality of actuarial science. Fr the whole video was such a big fat mood hahaha. My actuarial exams are coming up in November 🥶All the best for results! 🍀
I’m sitting for my last SOA exam in a month. Very interesting to hear how the UK exams are so different. Taking the exams at home seems wild to me! In the US, we have to go to special exam centers. Also taking an exam three days in a row is crazy!
Good luck!! Yeah during Covid the IFoA shifted to online exams and have no plans to go back to in-person exams (it's a lot cheaper). I've got used to the open-book style now so not sure I could handle an in-person exam haha!
There's a course on Coursera called Excel for Business, you can use it to brush up your skills even more, and you can skip the basics and just skim over the things you already know, then you'll get to the things which will be very handy; macros.
I just love your energy. Even if it's a vlog from exam season, I find myself motivated and in optymistic mood after watching it and it's all thanks to you. Will keep my fingers crossed for December results!
I'm going to miss Panicky Paige!! She should be a character on Industry!! Side note: I think the wavy hair actually works for you, and I'm happy for your new gig!!
Don't give up . Actuarial Examinations are Hard. Especially in any part of the world , the exams are the most difficult exams in the world. You Survive and suceed Theoretical Physics at University of Cambridge . You will become an Actuary soon . I am 100% sure . In my case I study Accounting and is not the best major to become an Actuary but I will never give up .
Have a friend who completed all actuary exams last year. He did it in 4.5 years but had no life in that period. Majority of people will not complete the actuary exams. Average time is 6-8 years and that is quite a long time as someones life and career goals will change.
wow you are a powerhouse! have binge-watched a ton of your videos. hope you've passed all of the exams - getting results 3 months after the sitting seems torturous!
@@PaigeY I’ve started a Leadership Academy course yesterday, as well as starting a secondment so lots of fun and exciting learning for me these days whilst doing a full time job haha!
As to locating misplaced phone.....been there done that :o) Enjoy the presentation re: actuarial exams....tought stuff, but you will persevere. Guaranteed. :o)
heyyy, I appeared for my first AS paper in this september 2022 sitting, I appeared for CM1 , I’m from India and appeared for IFOA, found it a little tough tho
I've literally just watched the rest of the video and you are also taking cm2! Which is confusing me as shorting is like a huge part of the derivatives section 😭 hope you did well though!
Hi Paige, glad everything is going well for you. Just a quick question: with the ambition to study Natural Sciences, any recommendations for workplaces to try and intern at or gain work experience?
Wishing you all the best in your Exams 😊Paige I am also studying as part of my Apprenticeship and I do find your videos motivating when it comes to my exam revision for my Apprenticeship 😊
A Level mock exams at the moment! Actually a lot more enjoyable then I thought, I think it's because the amazing feeling you get when you have completed an exam gets me through it. Hope everything is going well with you Paige!!
Hello Paige, I have watched your videos since your second-year university and would tune in now and again. You have come a long way and well done. The reason why, I decided to comment is that I really enjoyed this video. I thought it is about time I supported you and fully subscribed. About me, mature student graduated in my early 50's, 2016. Your videos are encouraging and a joy to watch. Belated congratulation on your graduation and during lockdown. New job and home. Also, your parents are very supportive, enjoy your new home. Sandie. 🙂
it's really good thank you, still making finishing touches but all settled in now! And yes I'm feeling a lot better thank you, got through the unavoidable autumn cold
I think you’ve made the wrong career choice like me, you can make more money with less sweat and tears with a CFA or a humble CS degree from a good university. Actuarial compensation is unfortunately stagnant and also ties your career to a few dying industries (insurance and pensions). Such a pity for actuaries.
@@leoralph2810 Sure thing, since the decline of defined benefit schemes (employers taking biometric and investment risk), pensions have become a commodity asset management service requiring little to zero actuarial expertise. It doesn’t mean actuaries won’t exist in future but the areas they can add value has been reduced in the pensions industry. As for insurance, the industry has been characterised by cost pressure for the entirety of my working life which has put a downward pressure on salary. Now contrast that with the last ten years in the tech industry! There’s no shortage of 20-30 year olds making millions of dollars a year.
@@leoralph2810 Also, I don’t see a correlation between number of actuaries in employment and life expectancy. It takes the same amount of effort to calculate the NPV of benefits if the life expectancy is 20 years or 30 years. You might expect people save more for their retirement but the reality is expressed in the appalling savings rates in the West.
@@namansinghal338 i don't know...its a comedy and the main character is played by Jack Lemmon and there are some very good scenes of him at his desk and suchlike and he quotes stats now and then in the dialogue that opened my eyes as to what an insurance company actually does and how...but mainly Jack is very funny in it...
My day was quite shit and I really wasn't feeling so well, but when I got your post-notification it made everything so much better! Love your videos, Paige, you are such a blessing😊
Hello paige! I have been watching you for since the beginning of your cambridge journey and watched basically every video you have! I wanted to ask if 3 a levels is enough to apply for top unis in the uk? My school in Uzbekistan didn't offer more! Good luck I know you will manage everything like you always do!
yes 3 a levels is definitely enough! Many UK schools only offer 3 these days (most people at my sixth form did 3 rather than 4). Good luck with applications!
You look so gorgeous. Is it possible to get a make-up product detail? From another mathematics student who wants to have a life-worj balance. Thanks for all the quality content 👌
make-up products could be a long list but here goes: neutrogena moisturiser, Giorgio Armani luminous silk foundation, Laura mercier translucent powder or rimmel stay matte pressed powder, collection lasting perfection concealer, too faced chocolate bar palette eyeshadow, maybelline lash sensational mascara, sleek solstice highlighter, benefit goofproof brow pencil and tarte lipstick!
Hello Paige!
I took CP2 this September as well, and I felt exactly the same way as you about paper 1 😭 wishing you the best of luck, i hope we both pass ☺️
Thanks Paige for inspiring many of us who want to achieve our dreams. You're a great motivator ♥️
You continue to inspire with your hard work and drive. Exams can be stressful, so do take care. Thanks so much for sharing your journey. Good luck!
Thanks Paige for showing the reality of actuarial science. Fr the whole video was such a big fat mood hahaha. My actuarial exams are coming up in November 🥶All the best for results! 🍀
Haha it’s all great fun… good luck for your exams!!
I’m sitting for my last SOA exam in a month. Very interesting to hear how the UK exams are so different. Taking the exams at home seems wild to me! In the US, we have to go to special exam centers. Also taking an exam three days in a row is crazy!
Good luck!! Yeah during Covid the IFoA shifted to online exams and have no plans to go back to in-person exams (it's a lot cheaper). I've got used to the open-book style now so not sure I could handle an in-person exam haha!
There's a course on Coursera called Excel for Business, you can use it to brush up your skills even more, and you can skip the basics and just skim over the things you already know, then you'll get to the things which will be very handy; macros.
Wishing you all the luck and love in the world Paige, you’ve inspired me for 5 years now and you never fail to make us proud 💛
Thanks so much ☺️
Remember:
> If you find it hard then most people probably also found it hard;
> You only have to pass;
> You can always resit
Good luck!
currently writing my exams, this video motivates me to strive harder😭😭
Failure is part of success. Keep working hard Paige!
I love your attitude towards anything you do, wish I had your clarity and work ethic. Hope the results are in your favour!
Fingers crossed 🤞
I just love your energy. Even if it's a vlog from exam season, I find myself motivated and in optymistic mood after watching it and it's all thanks to you. Will keep my fingers crossed for December results!
Paige you are really really really pretty without makeup! 😘
ahh that's very nice of you to say
Paige, I wish you the best of luck with your actuary results.
I'm going to miss Panicky Paige!! She should be a character on Industry!! Side note: I think the wavy hair actually works for you, and I'm happy for your new gig!!
Don't give up . Actuarial Examinations are Hard. Especially in any part of the world , the exams are the most difficult exams in the world. You Survive and suceed Theoretical Physics at University of Cambridge . You will become an Actuary soon . I am 100% sure . In my case I study Accounting and is not the best major to become an Actuary but I will never give up .
Have a friend who completed all actuary exams last year. He did it in 4.5 years but had no life in that period. Majority of people will not complete the actuary exams. Average time is 6-8 years and that is quite a long time as someones life and career goals will change.
wow you are a powerhouse! have binge-watched a ton of your videos. hope you've passed all of the exams - getting results 3 months after the sitting seems torturous!
enjoying the break for studying while it lasts!
@@PaigeY I’ve started a Leadership Academy course yesterday, as well as starting a secondment so lots of fun and exciting learning for me these days whilst doing a full time job haha!
Should think all these exams are driving you nuts!
Looking forward to them being over now haha - 2 years to go!
Proud of u
good luck with your exams. greetings from wuppertal, germany!
I can totally relate with the periods during exam...it just sucks
As to locating misplaced phone.....been there done that :o)
Enjoy the presentation re: actuarial exams....tought stuff, but you will persevere. Guaranteed.
:o)
heyyy, I appeared for my first AS paper in this september 2022 sitting, I appeared for CM1 , I’m from India and appeared for IFOA, found it a little tough tho
Have you taken CM2 yet? Shorting is kinda like everything in that subject.
I've literally just watched the rest of the video and you are also taking cm2! Which is confusing me as shorting is like a huge part of the derivatives section 😭 hope you did well though!
Ahaha yeahhh I’m hoping for a miracle on results day 😂
the only reason I know about shortselling is because of the whole gamestop debacle
I love ur shirt saying "Arzoo" in Urdu language which means "wish/hope"... So, proud u wore that even if u didn't know what it mean in Urdu writing ♥️
it's from the charity SolidariTee - they provide support to refugees around the world
You can kinda sell a stock you don’t have😂😂 it’s part of an investment strategy😂😂😂
I've got a lot of studying to do ahaha
OMG, the part about looking at your phone happen to me once, lol. Wishing that you pass all the exams, all the best🤞.
Hi Paige, glad everything is going well for you. Just a quick question: with the ambition to study Natural Sciences, any recommendations for workplaces to try and intern at or gain work experience?
Wishing you all the best in your Exams 😊Paige I am also studying as part of my Apprenticeship and I do find your videos motivating when it comes to my exam revision for my Apprenticeship 😊
all the best for the apprenticeship!
I can’t believe you still taking video on your exam day…. if it’s me I must be stressed as hell
it's a good distraction haha
I'm studying statistics and you are my inspiration
watching this in the morning of my neuro-psychiatry exam day :D
I will follow your low expectation suggestion..
A Level mock exams at the moment! Actually a lot more enjoyable then I thought, I think it's because the amazing feeling you get when you have completed an exam gets me through it. Hope everything is going well with you Paige!!
Doing my GCSE mocks this week... not going the greatest haha!
I’m with you!! Best of luck for the rest of the year✨ what a levels do you do?
@@adrikasaha9764 aw good luck lovely!! I am sure it will all be fine, don’t stress
@@sophiemorgan_ good luck to you too :) I am doing bio Chem and psychology. What about you?
Hello Paige, I have watched your videos since your second-year university and would tune in now and again. You have come a long way and well done. The reason why, I decided to comment is that I really enjoyed this video. I thought it is about time I supported you and fully subscribed. About me, mature student graduated in my early 50's, 2016. Your videos are encouraging and a joy to watch. Belated congratulation on your graduation and during lockdown. New job and home. Also, your parents are very supportive, enjoy your new home.
Sandie. 🙂
Thanks for the lovely comment Sandie :)
Thanks for sharing xx now go rest!!!
Yay, I was wondering how were you getting on :)
What printer you are using?
please give me your mathmatics paper pdf
love from india🙏🙏🙏
How is the new house? Hope you're feeling better and hope the exams go well!
it's really good thank you, still making finishing touches but all settled in now! And yes I'm feeling a lot better thank you, got through the unavoidable autumn cold
I think you’ve made the wrong career choice like me, you can make more money with less sweat and tears with a CFA or a humble CS degree from a good university. Actuarial compensation is unfortunately stagnant and also ties your career to a few dying industries (insurance and pensions). Such a pity for actuaries.
Diamonds are made under pressure. Financial analyst is such a sad job that didn’t feel rewarding enough for me
People are living longer and longer and you say pensions are a “dying industry” care to explain?!
@@leoralph2810 Sure thing, since the decline of defined benefit schemes (employers taking biometric and investment risk), pensions have become a commodity asset management service requiring little to zero actuarial expertise. It doesn’t mean actuaries won’t exist in future but the areas they can add value has been reduced in the pensions industry. As for insurance, the industry has been characterised by cost pressure for the entirety of my working life which has put a downward pressure on salary. Now contrast that with the last ten years in the tech industry! There’s no shortage of 20-30 year olds making millions of dollars a year.
@@leoralph2810 Also, I don’t see a correlation between number of actuaries in employment and life expectancy. It takes the same amount of effort to calculate the NPV of benefits if the life expectancy is 20 years or 30 years. You might expect people save more for their retirement but the reality is expressed in the appalling savings rates in the West.
How many papers have you cleared already?
passed 5 so far!
Really like your videos !
Any clue when the results of the September exams are coming?
Hey, Results will be out on 6th and 8th of December, the subject wise dates are mentioned on the ifoa website, you can check.
@@namansinghal338 Thanks!
i had no idea what one (actuary) was until i saw the movie The Apartment' so alas I can be little support other than to cheer you on, of course.
Hey is there something really good in that movie about actuary?
P.S I just started my acturial journey and want to go deep in it.. So just?
@@namansinghal338 i don't know...its a comedy and the main character is played by Jack Lemmon and there are some very good scenes of him at his desk and suchlike and he quotes stats now and then in the dialogue that opened my eyes as to what an insurance company actually does and how...but mainly Jack is very funny in it...
@@johnnymac4997 So is there anything in it such that an acturial student must watch ( as a knowledge or fun factor only)
💙💙🇳🇵🇳🇵
My day was quite shit and I really wasn't feeling so well, but when I got your post-notification it made everything so much better! Love your videos, Paige, you are such a blessing😊
Hope you’re having a better day today 💛
03:08 Is the word on your tee-shirt written in arabic?
Hello paige! I have been watching you for since the beginning of your cambridge journey and watched basically every video you have! I wanted to ask if 3 a levels is enough to apply for top unis in the uk? My school in Uzbekistan didn't offer more! Good luck I know you will manage everything like you always do!
yes 3 a levels is definitely enough! Many UK schools only offer 3 these days (most people at my sixth form did 3 rather than 4). Good luck with applications!
You look so gorgeous. Is it possible to get a make-up product detail? From another mathematics student who wants to have a life-worj balance. Thanks for all the quality content 👌
make-up products could be a long list but here goes: neutrogena moisturiser, Giorgio Armani luminous silk foundation, Laura mercier translucent powder or rimmel stay matte pressed powder, collection lasting perfection concealer, too faced chocolate bar palette eyeshadow, maybelline lash sensational mascara, sleek solstice highlighter, benefit goofproof brow pencil and tarte lipstick!