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Michelle, 41 ans et divorcée
Robert 36 ans et Judith 34 ans
Jean 55 ans et Marguerite 56 ans
Lisette 75 ans, veuve et en bonne santé
Clothilde, 2 mois fait travailler l'argent
Nicolas, Kaïla et Étienne
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1 - For how long do you plan to invest these funds?
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less than 3 years
between 3 and 5 years
between 5 and 10 years
between 10 and 20 years
+ than 20 years
2 - How likely are you to withdraw some or all of this investment earlier than expected
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Low (less than 10% chance of withdrawing investments)
Average (between 10 and 25% chance of withdrawing investments)
Large (between 26 and 40% chance of withdrawing investments
Very high (more than 40% chance of withdrawing investments)
3 - Risk Tolerance : Assuming the markets are having a difficult time, what a drop in the value of your investments could you tolerate?
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no decline
less than 5%
between 5% and 10%
between 11% and 15%
between 16% and 20%
+ de 20%
4 - Risk Tolerance : Assuming an initial investment of $10,000 over a 15-year period, choose the change in its value with which you are most confortable
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Very little variation - ranging from $ 11,000 to $ 16,289
Visible variation - ranging from $ 10,000 to $ 19,672
Variation - ranging from $ 9,500 to $ 23,674
Moderate change - ranging $ 9,000 to $ 31,059
High variation - ranging from $ 6,000 to $ 40,456
5 - What is your annual income? (before tax)
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Less than $ 25,000
between $25,000 and $ 49,999
between $ 50,000 and $ 74,999
between $75,000 and $ 99,999
between $ 100,000 and $ 124 999
between $ 125,000 and $ 199 999
more than $ 200,000
6 - How much do you have in investable assets?
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less than $ 20,000
between $ 20,000 and $ 34,999
between $ 35,000 and $ 59,999
between $ 60,000 and $ 99,999
between $ 100,000 and $ 199,999
between $ 200 000 and $ 999, 999
more than 1 million
7 - Financial situation: How do you assess your current financial situation?
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Precarious: I live my first years of active professional life. As a result, I save little or do not save at all
Variable: I have taken out large loans (mortgage, auto loan, etc. So I have little income available for savings.
Stable: My earnings are stable, I started paying back my loans and saving a little.
Defined: My financial situation is well defined. My loans are almost completely repaid and I save regularly.
Solid: My income is greater than my expenses. I therefore save a large portion of my income and enjoy good financial security.
8 - Financial situation: What is the minimum income from the investment of this account (s) that you will need to meet your current annual needs?
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Currently, I do not need to receive any investment income from this account (s) to meet my current needs.
I need to receive a 2% annual income from my investments in this account (s) to meet my current needs.
I need to receive an annual income of 3% from my investments in this account (s) to meet my current needs.
I need to receive a 5% annual income from my investments in this account (s) to meet my current needs.
I need to receive an annual income of 8% from my investments in this account (s) to meet my current needs.
I need to receive a 10% annual income from my investments in this account (s) to meet my current needs.
9 - Which statement best describes your level of investment knowledge about financial markets and products?
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Limited: I know the basics, but I do not know how to apply them to my situation
Reasonable: I understand the basics and I watch my investments a bit.
Good: I am very familiar with the different investment categories and the associated levels of risk. I monitor my investments.
Excellent: I have a thorough knowledge of markets and the economy. I have extensive investment experience and diligently monitor financial news and investments.
10 - Which of the following statements best describes your main investment objective?
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Keep my investments safe. I do not accept variations in yields.
Get some stability. I tolerate but hardly accept variations in yield.
Aims for the growth of my investments. I accept minor variations in performance.
Focus on the significant growth of my investments. I accept regular performance variations.
Aims to achieve maximum growth in the long term. I accept the regular and important variations of returns and am able, emotionally and financially, to assume possible losses.
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Établir mon profil d'investisseur
Investor Profile Questionnaire
Le RRI est-il pour vous ?
Payer sa maison plus vite ?
Quel est votre âge financier ?
Jeu questionnaire
Études de cas
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Michelle, 41 ans et divorcée
Robert 36 ans et Judith 34 ans
Jean 55 ans et Marguerite 56 ans
Lisette 75 ans, veuve et en bonne santé
Clothilde, 2 mois fait travailler l'argent
Nicolas, Kaïla et Étienne
Alternative ou complément au REEE
Le Reer Collectif