Table $3$: Employee #$2-$ Greta Robinson is $40$ years old and has been with Wal$-$Mart in the accounting department since she graduated from college at age $22.$ Her current annual salary is $$90,000$ and she has accumulated $$350,000$ in her $401(k)$ contributing $10\%$ of her salary. She also has $$100,000$ in a Roth IRA. She is planning to retire at age $65$ and would like to have saved $$1,000,000$ by the time she retires in both of these accounts. Greta is married with two school$-$aged children and owns her own home. The couple keep their finances separate and have their own individual retirement goals. Her risk tolerance is

$\backslash$table$[[$Question:$,$Answer:$],[$Greta$\text{'}$s current asset allocation is as follows. What,$],[$changes would you recommend, if any? Be sure to$,],[$explain your reasoning. Include the funds with,$],[$percentages equaling $100\%.,],[$Fidelity $500$ Index Fund $($FXAIX$)$: $70\%,(10$ points$),],[$Wal$-$Mart Stock $($WMT$)$: $30\%,,],[\backslash$table$[[$Greta is concerned that she is not saving enough$],[$toward retirement to reach her $$1,000,000$ goal.$]],],[$She wants to save more but can't seem to figure,$]]$