Investment Risk Tolerance Quiz

April 16, 2013

Investment Risk Tolerance Quiz

Want to improve your personal finances? Start by taking this quiz to get an idea of your risk tolerance--one of the fundamental issues to consider when planning your investment strategy, either alone or in consultation with a professional.

The more people know about effectively managing their money, the more likely they are to increase savings, successfully buy and maintain homes, and improve their financial health and well-being.

Note: This quiz was developed by two university personal finance professors, Dr. Ruth Lytton at Virginia Tech and Dr. John Grable at Kansas State University. By taking this quiz you will be contributing to a study on measuring financial risk tolerance. Your results will be recorded anonymously. They are not collecting any identifying information.

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