Risk profiler

Answer 8 questions to help you understand your attitude to investment risk

Understanding your attitude to investment risk

It's important to understand your attitude to investment risk to help ensure any funds you choose are right for you.
Our Risk Profiler can help you identify how much risk you may be prepared to take with your investments.

It's important to consider how long you're investing for. Investments should be viewed as a medium - to long-term commitment which typically means a period of at least between five and 15 years.

There are eight simple short questions - your responses will produce a general outcome which will summarise your attitude to investment risk. If you're an existing Aviva customer we won't use any existing data.

Understanding the limitations

The tool is available for illustrative purposes only and doesn't provide a recommendation. The results do not provide you with personalised financial advice. We strongly recommend that you contact a financial adviser for a personal recommendation before making investment decisions. If you need personalised financial advice and do not currently have an adviser, you can find one in your area online via www.unbiased.co.uk. Another option to receive advice is from Aviva Financial Advice. Please visit the website at www.aviva.co.uk/advice or call us on 0808 239 5120 to find out more. There may be a charge for this service. Aviva Financial Advice offer a range of services and solutions to meet all your financial planning needs. Any recommendations advisers make will be for products from Aviva and other carefully selected partners.

  • If you're focused on protecting your capital and aren't prepared to take any investment risk, do not use this risk profiler as it doesn't include a no-risk outcome.

  • This is an educational tool and not specific to any retirement or investment product.

  • Attitude to investment risk is an important consideration when making investment decisions, but it's not the only factor. This tool doesn't look at other factors, such as your stage of life, investment term, wider financial goals or your capacity for loss.

  • We recommend that you speak to a financial adviser before making investment decisions. A financial adviser may charge for their services.

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