MoneyShow.com, the largest multimedia investment education destination for investors, traders, and financial advisors, announced today the addition of university-style online courses that provide members with unbiased education from Wall Street and Trading experts.

A variety of online courses provide financial advisors with the opportunity to earn continuing education credits for a nominal fee in order to maintain specific licensing requirements.

Since MoneyShow University’s launch in February, investors, traders and financial advisors have had access to a series of hour-long, in-depth, how-to video courses from experts, which are viewed in 15-minute segments, with questions after each segment.

“We are very pleased MoneyShow.com members can now earn CE credits on select MoneyShow University courses,” said Charles Githler, Chairman of InterShow. “This addition is necessary in order to provide financial advisor members of MoneyShow.com with valuable CE credits at a low cost.”

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