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vodka [1.7K]
3 years ago
11

Helena is looking for an advisor who can help guide her as she invests. She also wants to reduce transaction and trading costs.

Her goal is to achieve a 8% return in one year so that she can buy a house. Which advisor is the most appropriate for her?
A)Mr. Khan, who doesn’t have any client reviews and charges low fees
B)Ms. Brown, who has average client reviews and charges high fees
C)Ms. Williams, who has mixed client reviews and charges low fees
D)Mr. Jones, who has positive client reviews and charges moderate fees
E)Mr. Moore, who has mixed client reviews and charges moderate fees
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1 answer:
Trava [24]3 years ago
5 0

The correct answer would be option D. Mr. Jones, who has positive client reviews and charges moderate fees.

Her goal is to achieve a 8% return in one year so that she can buy a house. Mr. Jones, who has positive client reviews and charges moderate fees, would be the most appropriate one for her.

Explanation:

When choosing the best for you, you must make a decision by considering all the factors contributing in the choice of that alternative.

So when Helena wants to hire an adviser who can help her guide her with the investments, she should choose the one who has positive clients' reviews. This would be to first priority for Helena to choose the adviser. Secondly if that adviser charges moderate fee, then this would be a plus point for that alternative.

So Helena must choose Mr. Jones who has both positive reviews as well as charges moderate fees.

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