Free embeddable study tool

Put a FINRA Question of the Day on your website

Give students one useful SIE, Series 7, Series 63, or Series 79 practice question every day—graded in place, with the explanation shown only after they answer.

The widget is free, responsive, isolated inside an iframe, and useful without an account. It does not set browser storage, identify visitors, or send activity back to the host page. The date and selected exam bank determine the question, so every site receives the same stable daily card without maintaining state.

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Pick one exam or rotate through all four banks.

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Add it to your site

Choose an exam bank.
Copy the HTML below into a page, post, or sidebar that accepts custom HTML.
Keep the visible attribution link. It helps readers find the full free question bank.

<div class="ltb-question-of-the-day">
  <iframe
    src="https://luckythebanker.com/embed/question-of-the-day"
    title="Mixed FINRA exams Question of the Day by Lucky the Banker"
    width="100%"
    height="620"
    loading="lazy"
    sandbox="allow-scripts allow-same-origin allow-popups allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox"
    style="border:0;max-width:760px;width:100%;"
  ></iframe>
  <p style="margin:8px 0;font:14px/1.4 Arial,sans-serif;">
    <a href="https://luckythebanker.com/tools/question-of-the-day">Free FINRA Question of the Day by Lucky the Banker</a>
  </p>
</div>

No account, API key, cookies, or tracking script required. The iframe loads only from luckythebanker.com and updates on UTC calendar days.

Answer before reveal

The initial iframe contains the prompt and choices—not the correct answer or explanation. Grading happens only after a reader makes a selection.

No visitor tracking

The widget requires no cookies, local storage, email address, account, or third-party script. Host sites do not receive a student’s answer.

A real next step

After grading, readers can open the full public explanation or continue into the relevant free exam question bank.

Who can use it?

Finance clubs, professors, career centers, training teams, industry newsletters, and exam-prep bloggers can embed it anywhere custom HTML is allowed. The questions are educational practice—not investment, legal, employment, or regulatory advice. Exam requirements should always be confirmed with the relevant firm, regulator, and official FINRA or NASAA materials.