Free · 8 questions · 2 minutes
What type of investor are you?
Answer 8 quick questions about your timeline, comfort with drops and safety net to find your investor type: Conservative, Balanced, Growth or Adventurous.
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About the Investor Type Quiz
Answer 8 quick questions about your timeline, comfort with drops and safety net to find your investor type: Conservative, Balanced, Growth or Adventurous. It has 8 questions and takes about 2 minutes. Your result comes with one concrete next move and how it fits your Money Type.
Possible results
- Conservative investor. Protecting what you have comes first. You want money you can count on, and big drops would keep you up at night. Portfolios built for this lean on bonds and cash, with a smaller slice in stock index funds.
- Balanced investor. You want growth, but not at any cost. A common starting point for this profile is about 60% stock index funds and 40% bonds, which smooths out the ride.
- Growth investor. You have time and you can sit through a bad year. Portfolios for this profile are mostly stock index funds, often around 80%, with the rest in bonds.
- Adventurous investor. You are comfortable with big swings for a shot at bigger growth. Portfolios for this profile are nearly all stocks, and the biggest danger is taking on risk you do not need.
Common questions
- What are the four types of investors?
- Conservative protects what you have. Balanced mixes growth and stability. Growth leans on stocks for the long run. Adventurous takes big swings for bigger potential growth.
- Is this investment advice?
- No. It is education to help you understand your comfort with risk. Talk to a licensed professional before making investment decisions.
- Can my investor type change?
- Yes. It usually shifts as your timeline gets shorter, your emergency fund grows or your income changes. Retake it once a year.