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Summary of Halperts Asset Allocation along with expected rate of return: 1.
REAL ESTATE:
Home Value: $550,000
Cottage Value: $550,000
Expected Rate of Return (RoR): For the cottage Jim expects the value to rise at least
12% per year. Concerning home they do not have any expectations except the
interest rates on mortgage to be either constant or decreasing. 2.
VEHICLES: Jim's Range Rover: $50,000 and Pam's Acura TL: $27,000
RoR: Vehicles are depreciating assets
3.
BANK BALANCES AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS:
Bank Balances: $62,000
In-Trust Mutual Fund for Cece's University: $35,000
Other Investments: $87,000
RoR: In-Trust Mutual Funds; The return on the funds has been 2.0% according to the most recent statements that Jim has looked at and he does not expect the rate to change very much in the future. For other investments: It varies according to the performance of the markets and the
asset pool
4.
RRSP:
Jim's Group RRSP : $ 11,500
Pam's Group RRSP: $ 750
RoR: Jim’s RRSP has had an average rate of return, over the past five years of 5.5%
5.
OTHER INVESTMENTS:
Gold Mining Stock (Jim) : $ 1,000
Government Bonds (Pam): $ 8,350
RoR: This part lacks information but typically these investments are conservative and
doesn’t associate much risk. RECOMMENDED ASSET MIX:
Considering the Halperts' financial goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon, a diversified asset
mix is advisable. Here's a general recommendation:
1.
Real Estate
Continue to hold real estate investments, given their long-term nature and potential for appreciation.
2.
Investment Accounts and RRSP:
Increase diversification in the portfolio to match the growth and stability
Review the RRSP funds and try to allocate the funds for retirement to align with long-term goals
3.
Other Investments:
Assess and potentially reallocate the In-Trust Mutual Fund for Cece’s education to align with University expenses
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