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Please answer the following
questions by identifying the choice which best describes you.
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Please indicate your job status?
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I have a reliable income and I expect my income will grow steadily
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I have a job but I do not expect my income will grow very much
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I have a job, not too secured but I have some reserve which allow me
to live by without income for six months or so
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I have a job and I heavily depend on it to finance my monthly household
expense
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I do not have a job and am seeking for one
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I am retired or I am not working nor looking for a job
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2.
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Please indicate the allocation of your current investment: (total allocation should be equal to 100%)
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Stocks/Equities (Exclude those invested in funds/MPF)
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Bonds (Exclude those invested in funds/MPF)
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Unit Trusts/Mutual Funds (Exclude MPF)
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%
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Savings/Time Deposits
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Property (Excluding the property that you are living in)
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Others
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%
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3.
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Please rate the relative importance of your current investment goals: (Most important - 1; Least important - 6)
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Relative Importance
1 - 6
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Save for retirement
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Save for mid-term essentials (e.g. house, children's education in 5 - 10 years' time)
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Use for shorter term essentials (in 2 - 3 years' time)
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Cover immediate basic needs
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Improve quality of life
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No specific purpose, just want to improve investment returns
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What is your expected return?
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I want to keep pace with inflation
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I want to outpace inflation moderately, e.g. between inflation and the stock market average
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I want to outpace inflation significantly, e.g. near the stock market average
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I want to outpace inflation significantly and outperform the stock market
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I have no expected return
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5.
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If your fund investment declined in value by 20% over a 6-month period, what would you do?
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Cut loss immediately and move to a very secured investment
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Cut loss and find another more promising fund
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Worried but wait and see for another quarter or so
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Understood there might be risk, look for long-term growth
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Buy more of the fund while the price is low
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How long can you tolerate seeing a loss of 20% in your long-term portfolio?
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Cannot tolerate any loss
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3 months
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6 months
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1 year
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2 years
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7.
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The following 5 graphs show 5 different scenarios for your portfolio over a one-year period, which one would you choose:
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Choice a: Best Gain 3%, Loss 0%
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Choice b: Best Gain 5%, Loss -3%
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Choice c: Best Gain 10%, Loss -5%
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Choice d: Best Gain 20%, Loss -10%
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Choice e: Best Gain 30%, Loss -15%
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8.
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How prepared are you for your retirement financially?
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9.
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How confident are you in your ability to make sound financial decisions?
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