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Your Risk Tolerance Level: 218
It appears you have not completed the Risk Tolerance questionnaire. Fill in thequestionnaire
now to determine which Portfolio Profile is most appropriate for your financial situation.
0 Guaranteed Investment Portfolio1 - 130 Cautious with very low risk tolerance
131 - 160 Conservative with low risk tolerance
161 - 190 Moderate with average risk tolerance
191 - 230 Balanced with above average risk tolerance
231 - 260 Aggressive with high risk tolerance
>260 Sophisticated with very high risk tolerance
Balanced with above average risk tolerance
The Balanced portfolio is designed for those investors who want a balance between portfolio
growth and income at slightly higher than average volatility levels. This portfolio consists of
55% in equities for registered accounts and 60% in non-registered accounts. This portfolio is
appropriate for middle-of-the-road investors who are interested in long-term growth but
recognize the need for some stable investments with reduced risk levels for personal comfort.
Implementing Your Perfect Balance
Our Solutions utilize modern portfolio management techniques to maximize your portfolio
returns and minimize your risk. "Perfect Balance" in your portfolio is achieved through proper
diversification and by properly combining investments which have low correlations with each
other.
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Now that we have determined your proper asset types, the next step is to ensure your portfolio is
properly diversified in the following areas:
Country
Canada, United States, Europe and other major markets in the world
Asset TypeStocks, Bonds, Mortgages, Real Estate and Money market
Asset Quality
Preferred and Common Shares of companies, Small, Medium and Large Company stock,
and various durations of government and corporate debt securities
Sector
Energy, Materials, Industrials, Consumer Discretionary, Consumer Staples, Health Care,
Financials, Information Technology, Telecommunication Services, and Utilities represent
some of the sectors you can invest in to diversify your portfolio
Management Style
Top-Down (focus on economic outlook), Bottom-up (focus on individual companies),
Growth (focus on rapidly growing companies), Value (focus on companies currentlyunder performing opposite their expected long-term value), and alternative styles of
management.
By investing in a wide variety of assets and investment styles you reduce risk in your investment
portfolio.
NOTE: Any amount that is allocated to a segregated fund is invested at the risk of the policy
holder and may increase or decrease in value.