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A 55-year-old client, Sarah, plans to retire in 10 years. She has a stable government pension that will cover her basic living expenses and a $500,000 investment portfolio. She expresses discomfort with market volatility and has a clear preference for preserving capital over aggressive growth. What is the most appropriate risk profile for Sarah?

Sarah's clear preference for capital preservation, discomfort with volatility, and sufficient pension to cover basic expenses, despite her 10-year time horizon,

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Question: A 55-year-old client, Sarah, plans to retire in 10 years. She has a stable government pension that will cover her basic living expenses and a $500,000 investment portfolio. She expresses discomfort with market volatility and has a clear preference for preserving capital over aggressive growth. What is the most appropriate risk profile for Sarah?

Answer options: ✅ Conservative

  • Moderate Conservative
  • Moderate Growth
  • Aggressive Growth

Correct answer: Conservative

Explanation: Sarah's clear preference for capital preservation, discomfort with volatility, and sufficient pension to cover basic expenses, despite her 10-year time horizon, strongly indicate a conservative risk profile.

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