Interactive deal simulators with realistic lender rate sheets and credit tiers.
VSC, GAP, tire and wheel with proven word tracks that close.
Menu process, objection handling, and federal compliance training.
RouteOne, DealerTrack, and DMS hands-on training.
The Final Exam after completing your training. Pass and receive your official F&I diploma.
Our team networks with dealerships across the nation, scheduling F&I interviews for you.
Platform overview, F&I career intro, and getting started.
Day-to-day expectations, rate sheets, assumptive approach.
Features vs benefits, credibility, objection handling.
Menu presentation, VSC, GAP, tire and wheel.
Guest presentations, cash deals, CITs, two-tier menu.
Closing techniques, compliance, psychology, advanced F&I, and leasing.
Interactive simulators with realistic lender rate sheets and credit tiers.
VSC, GAP, tire and wheel with proven word tracks that close.
TILA, ECOA, FCRA, GLBA, Red Flags, Safeguards Rule.
Hands-on with RouteOne, DealerTrack, and DMS systems.
Resume builder, interview coaching, and dealer introductions.
Both programs are excellent options for dealership professionals, but they differ in many fundamental ways. Here is how AFIP compares to the F&I Certification provided by Finance Manager Training.
AFIP Certification is awarded by AFIP (The Association of Finance and Insurance Professionals). The AFIP Certification acts as evidence that the student has undergone appropriate F&I Training. AFIP is an excellent company with an excellent reputation.
The certification shows that the degree holder has undergone training to equip them with the compliance education necessary to ensure an ethical career within the finance and insurance industry. AFIP focuses on compliance, federal regulations, and ethical behavior in the F&I office.
When a student becomes certified by AFIP, they gain the knowledge necessary to keep their dealership safe by ensuring a sound and thorough understanding of ethical, moral, and legal laws and regulations. Many dealerships feel that with AFIP certified employees, their risk of running into legal problems during the sales process will be less.
AFIP courses are divided into different levels. Each level provides the student with more Compliance and Regulation knowledge. You must complete certification in levels (Basic, then Senior, then Master). You cannot jump right to Master Certification. AFIP Certification expires after 2 years, so you must renew every two years. To take all levels will cost in excess of $3,000. However, many F&I Managers choose to not participate in all levels of the program, making it significantly more affordable.
AFIP specializes in Compliance and Regulations training, ensuring you have a strong foundation to keep a dealership safe from regulatory and legal harm.
On the other hand, Finance Manager Training goes beyond just compliance, providing a comprehensive program that covers everything you need to know to become an elite F&I Manager. This includes essential areas such as F&I Training, Advanced F&I Techniques, F&I Product Selling, F&I Software Training, and F&I Menu Training.
AFIP courses are divided into levels (Basic, Senior, Master), and each level has an additional cost. To take all levels will cost in excess of $3,000, and you must renew every 2 years. Finance Manager Training offers a complete F&I Certification for $297 per month or a one-time fee of $1,597, with no renewals and no expiration.
Everything from sales techniques, menu presentation, software, and compliance. Not just one topic.
Your F&I Certification is permanent. No renewals, no fees, no continuing education required.
Our Career Development team calls dealerships, schedules interviews, and helps craft your resume.
$1,597 for a complete program vs $3,000+ for compliance-only training that expires.
Go beyond compliance. Learn everything you need to become an elite F&I Manager.