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Risk Tolerance Calculator
Answer all fields to know your risk tolerance level.
quiz taken from MorningStar.
1.) What is your current age?
Less than 45
45 - 55
56 - 65
66 - 75
Older than 75
2.) When do you expect to start drawing income?
Not for at least 20 years
In 10-20 years
In 5-10 years
Not now, but within 5 years
Immediately
3.) What is your goal for this investment?
To grow aggressively
To grow significantly
To grow moderately
To grow with caution
To avoid losing money
4.) Assuming normal market conditions, what would you expect from this investment over time?
To generally keep pace with the stock market
To slightly trail the stock market, but make a good profit
To trail the stock market, but make a moderate profit
To have some stability, but make modest profits
To have a high degree of stability, but make small profits
5.) Suppose the stock market performs unusually poor over the next decade, what do you expect from this investment?
To lose money
To make very little or nothing
To eke out a little gain
To make a modest gain
To be a little affected by what happens in the stock market
6.) Which of these statements would best describe your attitudes about the next three years' performance of this investment?
I don't mind if I lose money
I can tolerate a loss
I can tolerate a small loss
I'd have a hard time tolerating any losses
I need to see at least a little return
7.) Which of these statements would best describe your attitudes about the next three month's performance of this investment?
Who cares? One calendar quarter means nothing
I wouldn't worry about losses in that time frame
If I suffered a loss of greater than 10%, I'd get concerned
I can only tolerate small short-term losses
I'd have a hard time accepting any losses
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