Francine is in her early sixties, earns about $35,000 annually and plans to retire in three years, at which time she will rely primarily on government pensions supplemented by her limited investment income. During the month of February, her financial planner made repeated attempts for Francine to invest in a film production deal. Francine did not think the investment was appropriate due to her modest income and the substantial amount of her retirement savings needed for the investment. However, the planner kept up the pressure informing Francine about the potential returns. In placing pressure on Francine, which specific Principle of the CFP Code of Ethics has Francine's financial planner violated? a. b. C. d. Competence. Confidentiality. Professionalism. Integrity