A 35-year-old financial analyst expects to retire at the age of 65 and is interested in investing to fund her retirement. She describes herself as being financially astute with average risk tolerance. Which asset class is least likely to be suitable for a majority allocation in her portfolio to meet her retirement needs? Long-term bonds us treasury bills exchange-listed equities
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She describes herself as being financially astute with average risk tolerance. Which asset class is least likely to be suitable for a majority allocation in her portfolio to meet her retirement needsLong-term bonds us treasury bills exchange-listed equities
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