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![Her annual employment income is: $80,000.
Assets:
Condo: $250,000
Vehicle: $20,000
DCPP, consisting of the following, totalling: $200.000
Fixed rate GIC maturing in 3 years: $45.000
Fixed rate GIC maturing in 5 years: $55,000
Index linked GIC maturing in 6 months: $60,000
Balanced mutual funds: $40,000
RRSP (Canadian bond segregated fund) $40,000
Cash $1.500
Liabilities:
Mortgage: $65.000
Line of Credit: $2,500
Credit cards: $500
Car loan: $12,000
Based on this information, what can be said about Rhonda?
Select one:
D
She will know the income from her DCPP in advance.
b.
Her investment allocation is not consistent with her investor profile.
C.
She has a low risk tolerance.
d.
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