I'm a B.Com graduate. I am confused among Certified Management Accountant (CMA US) and Certified Financial Planner (CFP). What should I opt?

Subject difference between CFP and CMA: CFP General Principles of Finance and Financial Planning Insurance Planning Employee Benefits Planning Investment and Securities Planning State and Federal Income Tax Planning Estate Tax, Gift Tax, and Transfer Tax Planning Asset Protection Planning Retirement Planning Estate Planning Financial planning and consulting CMA Financial planning Performance and control Financial decision making Performance management Cost accounting Risk management Decision Analysis Professional Ethics Planning, budgeting and forecasting Investment decisions CFP jobs: Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Chartered Certified Accountant Chartered Financial Analyst Chartered Financial Consultant Chartered Market Technician Certified International Investment Analyst Certified Management Accountant Certified Public Accountant Financial Risk Manager CMA jobs Financial risk manager Financial planner and analyst Capital venture Internal auditor Cost accountant and manager.

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