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1/21 Please, select your age

Less then 18

8 - 25

25 - 35

35 - 45

45 - 55

55 - 65

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2/21 What’s your annual income?

Less than 25

25 - 200K

200 - 300K

300 - 400K

400 - 500K

More than 500K

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3/21 How stable is your income?

Very stable: I have a steady job with a reliable income, and I don't anticipate any major changes to my income in the near future.

Somewhat stable: My income is generally stable, but there may be some fluctuations or uncertainty due to factors like seasonality, contract work, or commission-based earnings.

Unstable: My income is not very predictable, and I may experience significant fluctuations in earnings due to factors like freelancing, self-employment, or variable compensation structures.

Unknown: I am unsure about the stability of my income, or I am in a transitional period where my income is likely to change soon (e.g. starting a new job, going back to school, etc.)

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4/21 How much do you have saved for emergency?

Less than 1 month

1 - 3 months of expenses

3 - 6 months of expenses

6 - 12 months of expenses

More than 12 months of expenses

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5/21 What is your current debt level?

No debt: I have no outstanding debts or loans.

Minimal debt: I have a small amount of debt that I am actively
managing and have a plan to pay off.

Moderate debt: I have a moderate level of debt, such as student loans, a car loan, or a mortgage, and I am making regular payments on them.

High debt: I have a significant amount of
debt, including multiple loans or credit card balances, and it may take some time to pay them off completely.

Overwhelming debt: I have an excessive amount of debt, and it is causing financial strain and difficulty in meeting payment obligations.

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6/21 What percentage of your income are you willing to invest?

5 - 15% 15 - 30% 30 - 50% 50 - 70% 70 - 100%

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7/21 How would you react if the value of your investment dropped by 10%?

Calm I would remain composed and not be overly concerned by the 10% drop. I understand that fluctuations are a natural part of investing, and I would take a long-term perspective before making any decisions.

Optimistic I would stay positive and view the drop as a temporary setback. I believe in the long-term potential of my investment and would look for opportunities to potentially buy more at a lower price.

Concerned I would feel a bit uneasy or concerned about the 10% drop. I might closely monitor the situation and assess any potential impact on my overall investment strategy.

Nervous I would become noticeably worried or anxious about the drop, as a 10% decline represents a significant loss. I might consider taking immediate action to minimize further losses or seek advice from a financial professional.

Panicked I would experience a strong sense of fear and panic, feeling overwhelmed by the drop. I might hastily sell off my investment without careful consideration, potentially incurring significant losses.

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8/21 Are you comfortable with short-term fluctuations in your investment value?

Comfortable I am at ease with short-term fluctuations in my investment value. I understand that volatility is a natural part of investing and have the patience to ride out the ups and downs.

Somewhat Comfortable I can tolerate some short-term fluctuations in my investment value, although I may feel a slight sense of unease during turbulent spaneriods. However, I remain confident in the long-term growth potential.

Neutral I am neither particularly comfortable nor uncomfortable with short-term fluctuations in my investment value. I understand that they are a normal part of the investment journey and do not significantly impact my decision-making.

Somewhat
Uncomfortable I feel uneasy with short-term fluctuations in my investment value. I may find it challenging to handle market volatility and may be tempted to react impulsively during downturns.

Uncomfortable I am highly uncomfortable with any short-term fluctuations in my investment value. Even minor fluctuations can cause significant anxiety, leading me to doubt my investment decisions and potentially make hasty decisions based on fear.

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9/21 What is your primary investment goal?

Material things and purchases

Planning for retirement

Providing for your children's education

Seeking higher returns

Avoiding loss

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10/21 How much investment experience do you have?

Beginner

Limited Experience

Moderate Experience

Experienced

Professional/Expert

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11/21 Why are you investing?

Minimizing tax liabilities

Saving for a specific goal or purchase

Preservation of capital

Diversification of investment portfolio

Financial independence and security

Generating passive income

Building generational wealth

Retirement

Funding education or future expenses

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12/21 How long do you plan to keep your money invested?

Short-Term
1 - 3 years

Medium-Term
3 - 5 years

Long-Term
5 - 10 years

Very
Long-Term
10 + years

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13/21 When do you expect to start withdrawing money from your investments?

1 year
1 - 3 years
3 - 5 years
5 - 10 years
10 + years

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14/21 What are your primary financial goals?

Short-Term
1 - 3 years

Medium-Term
3 - 5 years

Long-Term
5 - 10 years

Very
Long-Term
10 + years

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15/21 How much liquidity do you need in your investments?

High liquidity

Moderate liquidity

Low liquidity

No immediate liquidity

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16/21 What is your primary reason for investing?

Retirement

Wealth Accumulation

Education

Major Purchase

Financial Security

Passive Income

Legacy Planning

Beat Inflation

Tax Advantages

Diversification

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17/21 Are you planning any significant purchases in the near future?

No significant purchases planned

Few significant purchases planned

Some significant purchases planned

Several significant purchases planned

Many significant purchases planned

Numerous significant purchases planned

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18/21 How flexible are you in adjusting your financial goals?

Extremely Flexible

Very Flexible

Moderately Flexible

Somewhat flexible

Not very flexible

Not flexible at all

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19/21 Do you have any upcoming financial commitments?

No Commitments

Few Commitments

Some Commitments

Several Commitments

Many Commitments

Numerous Commitments

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20/21 Are you dependent on your investments for your day-to-day expenses?

Not dependent at all

Minimally dependent

Partially dependent

Moderately dependent

Mostly dependent

Fully dependent

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21/21 How many years until you retire?

Retired

Less than
1 year

1 - 5 years

5 - 10 years

10 - 15 years

More than
15 years

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