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I'm mid-way through studying SA4 and the majority of chapters are strongly linked back to ST4 (for example, sponsor covenant is one that is definitely expected knowledge from ST4 for SA4).
Having been through the majority of the chapters for SA4, is it safe to assume the following chapters from ST4 will not need to be revisited (for the purposes of studying SA4):
- Benefit valuation models (chapter 13)
- Process of population projections (chapter 14)
- Social security systems: financial management (chapter 21)
These chapters do not seem to appear anywhere in SA4, although are they still assumed knowledge from ST4? I'm a little worried about the quantity of material I may need to put to memory at this stage...
Having been through the majority of the chapters for SA4, is it safe to assume the following chapters from ST4 will not need to be revisited (for the purposes of studying SA4):
- Benefit valuation models (chapter 13)
- Process of population projections (chapter 14)
- Social security systems: financial management (chapter 21)
These chapters do not seem to appear anywhere in SA4, although are they still assumed knowledge from ST4? I'm a little worried about the quantity of material I may need to put to memory at this stage...