WebCE, a leading provider of continuing education and professional development, is excited to announce the addition of American Society of Pension Professionals & Actuaries (ASPPA) retirement plan professional designations to its growing certification continuing education (CE) catalog.
WebCE’s newly expanded catalog provides continuing education for every designation available through the ASPPA. This includes the QKA (Qualified 401(k) Administrator), QKC (Qualified 401(k) Consultant), QPA (Qualified Plan Administrator), CPC (Certified Pension Consultant), and APM (Associated Professional Member) designations.
The industry experts at WebCE crafted this curriculum to ensure ASPPA credentialed members can meet all their continuing education requirements in one place. The catalog covers a range of retirement topics, from qualified and nonqualified plans to IRAs to investments and insurance. WebCE's commitment to world-class education experiences also means regularly updating course content to keep retirement professionals informed about the latest developments in the industry.
As part of WebCE’s multi-credit catalog, ASPPA courses may also qualify as CE credit toward other certifications or requirements. Specifically, credits may also count toward Certified Financial Planner (CFP) CE, insurance CE, and the IWI certifications: CIMA, CPWA, and RMA. This flexibility not only enhances the value of the learning experience but streamlines the renewal of additional professional certifications.
Since its founding in 1966, the ASPPA has expanded from an actuarial organization founded in 1966 to supporting many different roles in the retirement industry as part of its belief in and commitment to the private pension system. Today, the ASPPA has nearly 7,000 credentialed members. The ASPPA offers it members exclusive access to a member directory for networking along with access to Plan Consultant magazine, white papers, and research.
The ASPPA is a member of the ARA (American Retirement Association) alongside the ASEA (American Society of Enrolled Actuaries), NAPA (National Association of Plan Advisors), NTSA (National Tax-Deferred Savings Association), and PSCA (Plan Sponsor Council of America). Based in Washington D.C., the ARA is a national organization for retirement plan professionals advocating for legislative and regulatory changes on behalf of its members’ interests.