Investment Management Fact Finder & Risk Tolerance Questionnaire
What is your name?
First Name
Last Name
What's the best phone number to reach you at?
Please enter a valid phone number.
What's the best e-mail to reach you at?
example@example.com
What's your birthday?
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Month
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Day
Year
Date
What is your home address?
Street Address
Street Address Line 2
City
State / Province
Postal / Zip Code
Would you like to add a spouse/co-client to your profile?
Yes
No
What is the name of your spouse/co-client?
First Name
Last Name
What's their phone number?
Please enter a valid phone number.
What's their e-mail address?
example@example.com
Their birthday?
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Month
-
Day
Year
Date
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What is your employment status?
Employed
Self-employed
Homemaker
Unemployed
Retired
What company do you work for?
What's your job title?
What age do you plan on retiring?
What is the employment status of your spouse/co-client?
Employed
Self-employed
Homemaker
Unemployed
Retired
What is your employment status
Employed
Self-employed
Homemaker
Unemployed
Retired
What company does your spouse/co-client work for?
What is their job title?
What age do they plan on retiring?
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Risk Tolerance Questionnaire
What is the main purpose for the funds you're investing?
Retirement
Major purchase
Current income
Other
When do you plan on using the bulk of the money you are currently saving?
Immediately
0-7 years from now
8-15 years from now
More than 15 years from now
How would you describe your own knowledge of investments and financial markets?
None
Limited
Basic
Substantial
What statement best describes your current cash flow situation?
I have ample extra cash after paying for my living expenses and I never dig into my savings
I have some extra cash after paying for living expenses and rarely need to take money from my savings
I have no additional cash flow after paying my living expenses and frequently need to dig into my savings for unforeseen circumstances, like a major car repair
I have no cash flow and I currently rely on my savings to fund all or a substantial portion of my living expenses
Do you have an emergency fund? If so, how long could it support your living expenses?
No, I do not have an emergency fund
Yes, and it can fund 1 month of living expenses
Yes, and it can fund 3 months of living expenses
Yes, and it can fund 6 or more months of living expenses
If you are currently working and were laid off today, how quickly do you believe you could begin working at a comparable job to your current one?
In less than 1 month
In between 1-3 months
In between 3-6 months
Greater than 6 months
N/A
What would you estimate your credit score to be?
740 or higher
690-739
630-689
550-629
550 or below
How many sources of income do you and your family have?
Zero
One
Two
Greater than two
How would you classify yourself your own risk tolerance as an investor?
Risk-averse (conservative)
Moderately risk-averse
Neither risk-averse nor risk-seeking
Moderately risk-seeking
Risk-seeking (aggressive)
Do you engage in high-risk activities or sports (e.g. skydiving, dirt biking, etc.)?
Yes
No
Which of the following companies would you find most appealing to invest in?
A startup firm with major growth potential, but also a significant risk of going bankrupt
A somewhat-established firm which is closely involved with technological innovations
A major, well-established firm with a history of paying steady dividends
A stable, electric utility company
If you had to place a bet on one of the following choices, which would you take?
A 50% chance of making $500 and a 50% chance of losing $250
A 100% chance of making $50
Do you frequently buy lottery tickets (risking a small amount of money for a very small potential for a big win)?
Yes
No
If your investment portfolio dropped by 20% over six months and did not know what would happen next, what would you do?
Sell all your stocks in fear of further losses
Certainly not welcome the recent losses, but stick to the long-run plan even if it means staying invested
Consider investing additional money (if available) while investments are down
What would you do if that portfolio fell another 20%?
Sell everything in fear of further losses
Stick to the long run plan, whether that means staying invested or not
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What are your main goals working with a financial planner?
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