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You are a financial adviser and the following information is an extract of data you gathered...

You are a financial adviser and the following information is an extract of data you gathered as part of fact finding during an initial client consultation for married couple Janet and Steven Blake. Janet works as a Teacher and Steven works as town planner at the local government. The have two children who are aged 12 and 14.

The Blake’s have diversified their investments by investing equally in a bank savings account, a fund and some Macquarie Group Ltd Shares. Their risk profile is equivalent to that of a growth investor. They have come to you understand how they should invest in the future.

Income for year ended 30th June 2018:

Income type

Amount

Gross Salary- Janet

$70,000

Gross Salary- Steven

$54,000

Vanguard Bond Fund- Distribution 3.85% (Janet)

$770

NAB Savings Account Janet- Interest 2.3%- Janet

$230

Macquarie Group Limited- Dividend $2.05 per share- Steven

$410

(partial franking credit $80)

Current Assets and Liabilities

Assets (Ownership)

Current valuation

$

Liability (Ownership)

Current valuation $

Home Contents (Joint)

20,000

Credit cards (Joint)

Includes the annual interest cost

6,000

Car (Joint)

35,000

Car loan (Joint)

5 year term at 12%

30,000

Bank Account:

Cheque Account (Joint)

8,000

Investments:

NAB savings Account (Janet)

Vanguard Bond Fund (Janet)

Macquarie Group Ltd Shares (Steven)

20,000

20,000

20,000

Required:

Review the Blake’s investment portfolio and explain whether they are diversified adequately. Consider both investments across different asset classes and investments within classes. Make two recommendations on how they should change their portfolio for future investments and justify these recommendations.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Particular

Total

Salary ( 54000+70000)

124000

Total Income  

124000

Credit crad Payment

6000

Car Loan Repayment (667.33*12)

8004

Living Exp (Assume @ 50 % of Income

62000

Total Exp

76004

Net Savings ( Total Income - Total Exp)

47996

This Saving amount Blake`s can invest in below mention income`s highest Net ROI i.e. Vanguard Bond

First of all if Janet have investment of $20,000 in NAB Saving Account and interest rate is 2.3% then return interst amount is $ 460

Current Income - Now

Particular

Investment Amount

Investment Rate of Return

Amount of Return on Investment

Tax (Assume)

Net Income

Net ROI

NAB Saving Account

20000

2.30%

460

30%

322

1.61

Vanguard Bond

20000

3.85%

770

30%

539

2.7

Macquaire Shares

20000

2.05%

410

20%

328

1.64

Total

60000

1640

1189

Current Income - Option 1

Particular

Investment Amount

Investment Rate of Return

Amount of Return on Investment

Tax (Assume)

Net Income

Net ROI

NAB Saving Account

5000

2.30%

115

30%

80.5

1.61

Vanguard Bond

45000

3.85%

1732.5

30%

1212.75

2.7

Macquaire Shares

10000

2.05%

205

20%

164

1.64

Total

60000

2052.5

1457.25

Current Income - Option 2

Particular

Investment Amount

Investment Rate of Return

Amount of Return on Investment

Tax (Assume)

Net Income

Net ROI

NAB Saving Account

5000

2.30%

115

30%

80.5

1.61

Vanguard Bond

50000

3.85%

1925

30%

1347.5

2.7

Macquaire Shares

5000

2.05%

102.5

20%

82

1.64

Total

60000

2142.5

1510

Also Suggest that Car Loan require to repay monthly installment of $ 667.33

So Blake`s having ideal bank balance in cheque account so suggest to trf some balance to Vanguard Bond to get more income for scare resource of investment


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