Investment Policy Questionnaire

Please provide your name

Risk Tolerance: How much risk do you PREFER to take?

1) Your investment objective (Goal) can best be described as:

2) How would you (or do you) react to a movement in the stock market?

3) Which describes your tolerance to investment volatility?

4) Realizing that any market-based investments may move up or down in value over time, with which of the hypothetical portfolios below would you feel most comfortable? (Starting investment at $100,000)

Portfolio A Portfolio B Portfolio C Portfolio D Portfolio E
Year 1 $102,000 $93,000 $89,000 $86,000 $82,000
Year 2 $104,040 $107,880 $107,690 $109,220 $113,160
Year 3 $106,121 $118,668 $127,074 $132,156 $143,713
Year 4 $108,243 $117,481 $123,262 $125,548 $130,779
Year 5 $110,408 $123,538 $134,356 $144,381 $158,243
Average Annual Return 2% 4% 6% 8% 10%

5) Which investment path do you prefer?

Risk Capacity: How much risk can you AFFORD to take?

6) In how many years do you expect to start taking withdrawals from the money you are investing?

7) How many months of living expenses could you cover with your current savings?

8) What is the primary purpose of your account(s) with us?

Risk Requirement: How much risk SHOULD you take?

9) What is your current stage of life?

10) What is your overall knowledge of investments?

11) Outside investment holdings: What other investments do you hold outside of Raymond James, and how are they allocated?

# Outside Investments Purpose Amount
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12) Do you anticipate a need to withdraw a significant portion of your portfolio value within the next one to five years?

13) Do you have any tax, legal or unique circumstances that need to be addressed or taken into consideration when investing?

14) In your own words, what is our role in serving you?

Diversification and asset allocation do not ensure a profit or protection against a loss. Keep in mind that there is no assurance that any strategy will ultimately be successful or profitable nor protect against a loss.

These are hypothetical illustrations and are not intended to reflect the actual performance of any particular security. Future performance cannot be guaranteed and investment yields will fluctuate with market conditions.