CLIENT PROFILE WORKSHEET

This step-by-step worksheet will help you identify the factors that influence the allocation of your investments in order to help you reach your financial goals. The answers you provide will help determine which investment vehicles may be appropriate to get you there. These questions deal with money you are considering investing in a new account or maybe considering adding to an existing account. This tool can also be useful to periodically reconfirm that your current asset allocation is still relevant and consistent with your goals. Choose the best available answer for each question and send the form to us using the submit button at the bottom of the page. We will then evaluate your answers and schedule a meeting either by phone or in person to discuss an appropriate strategy designed to meet your individual financial needs.

1. In approximatley how many years to do you expect to need this money?
2. Do you expect to withdraw more than one third of the money in this account within 7 years?
3. Do you have an emergency fund?
4. If you expect to have other major expenses, do you have a separate savings plan for these expenses?
5. Approximately what portion of your total investable assets is designatied for this account?
6. Which ONE of the following describes your expected future earnings over the next five years?
7. Approximately what portion of your monthly take-home income goes toward paying off debt other than home mortgage?
8. How many dependents do you have? (include children you continue to support, elderly parents, etc.)
9. Part 1. Have you ever invested in individual bonds or bond investment vehicles (aside from US Savings Bonds)
Part 2. Have you ever invested in individual stocks or stock investment vehicles?
10. When thinking about your investments, where would you place yourself on the following scale?
11. Which ONE of the following statements describes your feelings toward choosing an investment?
12. If you could increase your chances of improving your returns by taking more risk, would you
13. If a $10,000 investment you made for ten years lost value in the first year, at what point would you sell?
14. What was your marginal tax bracket for last year?
15. Diversified portfolios often include international investments. Are there reasons you would not want international funds?
Select the source of funds you are considering for investments?
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