"Rethinking Risk Tolerance" by Michael Kitces
Do you think that your client's risk tolerance is the only thing you need to know about your client's relationship with risk?
Think again, says Michael Kitces in "Rethinking Risk Tolerance," Financial Planning (March 2006). There's a big difference between your client's risk tolerance and his or her risk capacity. Act carefully when tolerance and capacity point you in opposite directions.
Kitches advises combining a risk tolerance questionnaire with a maximum-decline approach.
Think again, says Michael Kitces in "Rethinking Risk Tolerance," Financial Planning (March 2006). There's a big difference between your client's risk tolerance and his or her risk capacity. Act carefully when tolerance and capacity point you in opposite directions.
Kitches advises combining a risk tolerance questionnaire with a maximum-decline approach.
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2 Comments:
Susan:
of the Newton Weiners, or the Townsend?
Just wondering...
Neither. I'm from upstate New York.
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