Your customer, divorced with 2 children and age 52, has a portfolio consisting of 80% equities, with the remaining 20% diversified among several other products. Her annual income is $115,000. Which of the following events would most likely be cause to reallocate her investments?A) Equities are rebounding slowly after a 2-year slump. B) She has been notified by her employer that due to corporate downsizing her position is being eliminated. C) The father of her children has established trust funds for each of them in the amount of $50,000 each. D) She will be remarrying a person of considerable wealth next month.

B) She has been notified by her employer that due to corporate downsizing her position is being eliminated.

Equities carry a high risk and if her high paying job is at risk, she will probably need to reduce her portfolio's risk.

Explanation:

the other options are wrong because:

A) Equities are rebounding slowly after a 2-year slump. ⇒ if this is true, then she should be happy with her current portfolio since 80% of it are equities.

C) The father of her children has established trust funds for each of them in the amount of $50,000 each. ⇒ if this is true, then she should be happy with her current portfolio since equities carry a higher risk but can also yield much higher returns. She should be OK with the high risk because her children will be covered by the trust fund.

D) She will be remarrying a person of considerable wealth next month. ⇒ if this is true, then she should be happy with her current portfolio since equities carry a higher risk but can also yield much higher returns. She should be OK with the high risk because she will marry a wealthy man, so the risk shouldn't be a a problem.

i believe the answer would have to be a dependable person