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Why do 60% of CFA students fail? After analyzing thousands of failed attempts, I found 5 critical mistakes almost everyone makes in 2026. If you're studying for CFA Level 1, Level 2, or Level 3 right now, this video will save you hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars.

TOP 5 CFA MISTAKES IN 2026:
1. Buying expensive CFA prep courses but never practicing questions
2. Starting with motivation but quitting after 2 weeks (consistency problem)
3. Ignoring practice questions - the BIGGEST mistake (you need 2000+ questions)
4. Thinking CFA Level 1 = instant high salary (reality check inside)
5. Studying everything once but never revising (forgetting curve kills you)

📊 DATA-BACKED INSIGHTS:
CFA Institute pass rates (2024-2026)
Why 68% of students don't finish their prep courses
The 2,000 question rule that increases pass rates by 40%
Real salary expectations for CFA Level 1 vs full charter
Memory retention science (why you forget 80% without revision)

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro: Why Most CFA Students Fail
0:42 - Mistake #1: Buying Courses, Not Practicing
1:36 - Mistake #2: Motivation Dies After 2 Weeks
2:46 - Mistake #3: Ignoring Practice Questions (BIGGEST)
3:49 - Mistake #4: Wrong Salary Expectations
4:59 - Mistake #5: No Revision Strategy
6:05 - Final Tips

🎯 WHO THIS IS FOR:
✅ CFA Level 1 candidates (May 2026, Aug 2026, Nov 2026)
✅ CFA Level 2 students struggling with practice
✅ CFA Level 3 candidates planning their study schedule
✅ Anyone who failed CFA before and wants to know why
✅ Finance students considering CFA charter

👇 COMMENT BELOW:
Which mistake are YOU making right now? Let me know and I'll help you fix it.
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⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video contains my personal opinions and experiences. Always refer to CFA Institute official materials for exam requirements. Past performance does not guarantee future results.