Asset Allocation Report
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Dry-run test passed · Jun 15, 2026
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Editorially graded · Jun 15, 2026
Takes investment risk tolerance questionnaire results and generates a personalized asset allocation report as an editable DOCX (with a PDF rendering offered), including a named investor profile, sub-asset-class allocation table, historical context, behavioral framing, conflict flags, and regulatory disclosures. Use when a financial planner or investor has completed a risk questionnaire and needs a polished, client-ready advisory document translating those results into a concrete allocation recommendation.
An installable SKILL.md file for your AI assistant. Produces a Word document (.docx).
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I have a client who completed the risk questionnaire. Their score was 34 out of 50. Time horizon is 8 years. Goal is balanced. They didn't specify their age or any other constraints. Can you generate the asset allocation report?

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Personalized Asset Allocation Report April 14, 2025 Executive Summary: Moderate Investor, 52% equities / 41% fixed income / 7% short-term. Risk Profile Assessment: Moderate need, Moderate capacity, High tolerance. Profile Note: Allocation governed by time horizon and capacity constraints. Recommended Asset Allocation Table: 21% Domestic Large-Cap, 7% Domestic Mid/Small-Cap, 15% International Developed, 9% Emerging Markets, 22% Investment-Grade Core, 9% Short-Duration IG, 5% TIPS, 5% International Developed Bonds, 7% Money Market / T-Bills. Historical Context: 6.5–8.0% annualized nominal returns, −25% to −32% steepest drawdown. Behavioral Framing: Losses experienced as twice as painful as gains, above-average comfort with market fluctuations. Rebalancing Guidance: Annual rebalancing, ±5% drift threshold.
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