For all those who have used Yaeger, Phil skips a lot of material esp in Taxation Modules. I have gone through Individuals Taxation and Transactions in property.

I am a person who is not comfortable with skipping any parts. atleast FAR and BEC I did all the questions on Wiley and supplemented with becker passmaster questions. But as for REG, I m finding the information over-whelming. What should I do just do what Phil says. Does this prepare you sufficiently for the exam..i mean the topics he skips really dont appear on the exam.

Also, how much time does one need to prepare for REG. I m 6 weeks away from exam and tensed if I will be able to prepare myself in 6 weeks.

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FAR [94] 10/09 Yaeger
BEC [84] 11/09 Yaeger
REG Yaeger Scheduled on Feb 19

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welcome1100 wrote: For all those who have used Yaeger, Phil skips a lot of material esp in Taxation Modules. I have gone through Individuals Taxation and Transactions in property. I am a person who is not comfortable with skipping any parts. atleast FAR and BEC I did all the questions on Wiley and supplemented with becker passmaster questions. But as for REG, I m finding the information over-whelming. What should I do just do what Phil says. Does this prepare you sufficiently for the exam..i mean the topics he skips really dont appear on the exam. Also, how much time does one need to prepare for REG. I m 6 weeks away from exam and tensed if I will be able to prepare myself in 6 weeks.   __________________ FAR [94] 10/09 Yaeger BEC [84] 11/09 Yaeger REG Yaeger Scheduled on Feb 19

Thanks Tropical82 for your inputs. Really appreciate your response.

However, I m wondering why there are not enough replies to this here on this forum. I am sure there are lot of Yaeger users.  

TROPICAL82 wrote: I think it does prepare you enough. I used Yaeger and in my experience nothing that was on the exam was not covered in my materials. Now that I could of put more work into doing problems and understanding concepts is another story. It was all there as presented by the course. Yaeger's theory is they want to have you pass the exam not score the highest score - if you want a high score then you need to do more than what Phil says.