Do you know the amount of risk your current assets carry?
Do you know how much risk they should carry?
Complete this brief questionnaire to evaluate the risk level you and your assets can comfortably handle.
Do you know the amount of risk your current assets carry?
Do you know how much risk they should carry?
Complete this brief questionnaire to evaluate the risk level you and your assets can comfortably handle.
A strategy focusing heavily on capital preservation is best for you. You’re comfortable with a very small portion of your assets exposed to risk; however, the majority should likely be in downside-protected investment vehicles, such as money market funds, fixed indexed annuities, and structured notes.
Your strategy should still be weighted toward downside-protected investments. However, you’re in a position to allocate a portion of your assets toward higher risk, higher return potential portfolios.
Moderation is the name of the game here. While you recognize that some risk is necessary to outpace inflation, you’re not in a position to endure a significant down market.
While downside protection has a small place in your investment strategy, it’s equally important to you to allocate a significant portion of your assets to strategies that can potentially outpace inflation at a high rate.
Growth is your overarching goal. This may be due to various factors such as retirement being many years away, your favorable income-to-expense ratio, your total net worth, personal goals, or any combination thereof. In any case, you have the means and tolerance to weather even a significant down market in order to reach your financial objectives.