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Price Increase

: Written by Mukul Pareek

Price Increase at RiskPrep.com effective March 1, 2014

When we started RiskPrep.com in 2009, it was intended to be a low cost and accessible resource for PRMIA candidates. Since then, we have managed to keep our prices low, yet increasing costs for maintaining the site software which requires regular updates, and other increases such as price increases by PRMIA for training providers have begun to constrain us significantly.

In the end, the site must pay for itself, and to ensure sustainability the price for the courses will be increased effective March 1, 2014 as follows:

Individual exams: $30 for a month's access (used to be $20/month)
All exams: $75 for a month's access (used to be $50/month)

I hope RiskPrep.com's members will be understanding of the price increase after 5 years. If you have any questions or ideas, please write to me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Comments

-1 #3 RE: Price Increase — sdfsdf 2015-06-09 17:29

Agree with the English and Grammar corrections that are needed. Makes RiskPrep look very amateur and unprofessional.

-2 #2 RE: Price Increase — kudzaiishe 2014-06-08 16:22

Bob,seems you have taken the PRM exmas before and you were not successful. One wonders why you have turned to gramma as if its an English exam. Hardworking PRM students will be able to pick up any minor errors and concentrate on the questions. If you do that, you will pass the exams.

+6 #1 Increase quality not just price — Bob 2014-03-02 03:14

When was the last time you did a major updates of yours questions to more closely align it with the actual PRM exam as i find your questions not very well aligned with the actual PRM exam.
And how how many new questions have you introduced in the last few months.
And can you correct obvious grammatical errors on your website eg " Riskprep Blog - PRM Exam Preparation, PRM Test QuEstions, PRMIA Sample Exams" as it creates doubt in the mind of your clients about the quality of your product.

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