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  1. General Personal Finance Talk
    I've read older posts on this topic but have not seen any posts within the last couple of years. My husband and I are moving towards semi-retirement at the end of next year. Our fixed income portfolio percentage is 40%. Currently we have our fixed income dollars in the following: HISA (@ 1.5...
  2. Investing
    Question about short term bond etf (XSB) & DRIP Hi, I'm want to but some funds from my RRSP into a safer position and am looking at TSE:XSB(iShares DEX Short Term Bond Index Fund). Now, I was wondering the following: If I have enough shares to get a new share with every dividend payment (in a...
  3. Investing
    So say I have $20k in contributions to a government DB pension plan--can I just consider $20k (although technically, the value would be higher due to accrued interest etc) for simplicity as the "bonds" portion in my portfolio? That would eliminate my need to purchase any bond ETFs. Is that a...
  4. Investing
    In light of the recent Couch Potato article Should You Replace Bonds With Cash? and its comments, are you/will you keep buying Bond ETFs in general and VAB in particular? I'll try a poll - what's in the Fixed Income portion of your portfolio? Thank you! :)
  5. Investing
    Hi guys, Always a pleasure to read you all! A simple question for you today : What is your choice for ETF bonds? US, World, Canadian? Short, mid, long term? My choise right now is the Vanguard ETF VAB : Great performance during the last few years, long-term Canadian bond... The other choice...
  6. Investing
    In my latest column in the National Post I write about the incredible growth of bond ETFs in both dollars and complexity. And I take a look at some of characteristics of a number of different types. Here's the article link...
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