Okay, so I didn't pass FAR the first time around.  I'm wondering if there is a different review that I should consider for my second go?  I used Roger Phillips the first time.  I felt like he prepared me, but that the test was not what 'most' people get.

Thoughts?

I have the Wiley book and use it for the MCQ, but not really all the reading.  I get so bored reading that much so Roger teaches it so you don't have to read it all. 

With Yaegar, does anyone know is it lively?  or is it just boring?  I need something not so boring to watch otherwise I fall asleep.....

Why not try the Bisk Intensive (cram). Essentially that is what you need given your familiarity with FAR.  It covers all the testable areas for the exam. 

Robert Monette does an excellent job in explaining key concepts in a very simple, patient and articulate manner.   He repeats very important concepts/points giving practical reasons to reinforce and take your own notes while listening. (Note: I recommend taking your own notes as the information sticks better although a booklet is provided which includes the summarized notes).  You really learn better taking your own notes. 

"Bob" loves journal entries and emphasizes throughout the lecture that you cannot go into the exam without knowing them. He will always work past CPA MCQs and start with JEs; he lives by his word.

His lectures are riddled with a lot of exam tips, tricks and mnemonics.  Just a moment ago, I listened to the lecture on Cash Flow Statement and he gave a mnemonic "HAPPE" to remember what goes into the "investing" activities section. That was indeed good as I am normally confused with placing entries incorrectly between "investing" and "financing" activities.

It costs $249.75 (3 DVDs and a booklet containing the notes and MCQs); however, if you are from a CPA firm you can get if for $175.00.  Just call Tammie Hemby.