This is from the "Accounting Makes Cents" podcast episode #95 released on Monday, 11 August 2025. Before we get into frameworks or any kind of technical knowledge work, I want to make something clear: the CIMA case study exams are not about showing how much theory you can memorise. You can’t just rote learn the … Continue reading Crack the Case: Answers That Make an Impact
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The MCS Pre-seen for May and August 2025 is Out!
CIMA has released the MCS pre-seen material for the May and August 2025 sittings. To get your copy of the pre-seen, check out my Home page. The pre-seen company is Trimayr, a franchiser of hairdressing salons based in a fictitious country called Dazzland. NOW is an excellent time to kickstart your CIMA case study preparation. If you … Continue reading The MCS Pre-seen for May and August 2025 is Out!
The MCS Pre-seen for November 2024 and February 2025 is Out!
CIMA has released the MCS pre-seen material for the November 2024 and February 2025 sittings. To get your copy of the pre-seen, check out my Home page. The pre-seen company is Shinyglas, a company that manufactures double-glazed windows and doors based in a fictitious country called Templand. NOW is an excellent time to kickstart your CIMA case … Continue reading The MCS Pre-seen for November 2024 and February 2025 is Out!
Studying CIMA When the Odds Are Stacked
This is from the "Accounting Makes Cents" podcast episode #73 released on Monday, 9 September 2024. If you're navigating a period of unemployment and wondering whether to pursue CIMA, this episode is for you. In today’s episode, we’re going to dive into the realities of professional qualifications, career growth, and financial success. We discuss the … Continue reading Studying CIMA When the Odds Are Stacked
Cutting Your Losses: The Sunk Cost Fallacy
This is from the "Accounting Makes Cents" podcast episode #72 released on Monday, 26 August 2024. Today’s episode is not necessarily CIMA-centric, but it is a term we should be familiar with if you’ve ever studied the relevant costing, which is a concept used in decision-making, focusing only on the costs and revenues that will … Continue reading Cutting Your Losses: The Sunk Cost Fallacy
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