A 5-8% return with 6-10% risk exposure.

An 8-10% return with 10-15% risk exposure.

A 10-12% return with 15-24% risk exposure.

A 12-15% return with 24-30% risk exposure.

A greater than 15% return with 30-50% risk exposure.

Investing to increase my current income to spend.

Investing to maintain what I have and protect my purchasing power.

Investing in the best opportunties while managing risk of drawdowns.

Investing for above average returns with some hedging of risk.

Investing as aggressively as I can for high returns where ever I can get them.

Running out of money in retirement.

Losing money at my age though I have to invest.

Bad financial markets to make money.

Being too aggressive in my investment goals.

A relatively stress-free portfolio focused on providing the desired income I need over my retirement years without out ever needing to sell shares to generate that income.

A portfolio focused on accumulating capital to meet all my needs and wants over my retirement years that is managed to combat market risk.

One targeting current income to meet my needs.

One focused on generating income but also some growth.

One focused primarily on long term growth.

One focused on delivering tax advantaged returns.