Question 6 11 point) wel and she carns an excellent income. She began a 55.000 a year savings program Suzie began her career with a large bow firm five years ago now. Her career is going that she was saving for retirement and wanted to maximize her investments tax with a financial advisor. This advisor analyzed Suzie's risk tolerance, and she told him deductions. Her advisor had her invest in a conservative fund within a TFSA Based on this information, what condusion can be drawn about Suzie's savings propram? Os) it is adequate Wer is not adequate an RRSP would have been better than a TFSA Od it is eat adequate it should at least be better diversified, Od tris not adequate it should be better protected from potential creditors