Mr. Rose recently retired from teaching at age 60 and wants to invest money for the future. His only form of savings to date has been a savings account. Mr. Rose considers himself to be low-risk. Based on his age and risk tolerance, how should he best allocate his funds?
Bonds and mutual funds
Mutual funds and futures
Stocks and bonds
Stocks and futures
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