15. Jane is 31, and meeting with you to get investment advice. She is working full time and has \\( \\$ 35,000 \\) in her RRSP savings low risk holdings in case she decides to use the Home Buyers Plan one day. Her investor risk tolerance questionnaire indicated she has moderate investor risk tolerance and your conversation with her has confirmed that. Write the CORRECT ASSET CLASS tin order of increasing risk as indicated by the four items below to produce an appropriate portfolio for her future RRSP savings: Now she is making \\( \\$ 500 \\) per month RRSP contributions. Indicate the correct asset categories below that would be appropriate for these ongoing contributions from the least risky to the most risky asset classes to make up her portfolio asset mix: 1. Most conservative (lowest risk) asset class \\( (25 \\%) \\) : 2. Next most risky asset class \\( (25 \\%) \\) : 3. Third most risky asset class (25\\%): 4. Most risky asset class (higher risk) \\( (20 \\%) \\) : ETFs Emerging markets equities Money Market funds T