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Purpose High Interest Savings Fund (PSA $50.01)
- $50.01 Cap: $3.15B
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Purpose High Interest Savings Fund (PSA $50.01)
- $50.01 Cap: $3.15B
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Global X Cash Maximizer Corporate Class ETF (HSAV $115.96)
- $115.96 Cap: $1.89B
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Q: I currently have 25% of my unregistered investment portfolio in PSA and HSAV. While the rest of my portfolio is well-diversified, I've noticed that the returns / interest from PSA and HSAV, (after accounting for taxes,) aren't keeping pace with inflation. I'm looking for strategies or alternative investment ideas to address this and improve my portfolio's ability to beat inflation.
The money in these funds are not needed in the foreseeable future but serves as sleep at night factor.
(TSFA's and RRSP's are fully funded)
Any ETF ideas would be much appreciated
The money in these funds are not needed in the foreseeable future but serves as sleep at night factor.
(TSFA's and RRSP's are fully funded)
Any ETF ideas would be much appreciated
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Purpose High Interest Savings Fund (PSA $50.01)
- $50.01 Cap: $3.15B
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RBC Investment Savings Account Series A (RBC) (RBF2010 $10.00)
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Global X High Interest Savings ETF (CASH $50.09)
- $50.09 Cap: $6.81B
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Q: Hi Team:
I have some cash sitting in RIF acct. Presently in RBF2010 paying 2.3% interest, with unlimited charge for buy or sells..
Would I be better to spent the $9.95 and buy into something like CASH or PSA? Then I would also have to pay $9.95 to get out.
As a follow-up to that question how about if this was in an 'open account' , Where the interest is taxed at 100% income whereas CASH or PSA would act like a dividend income and therefore taxed at roughly 66% income.
OR do you have a better suggestion for larger amounts of $$
Thank you. :-)
I have some cash sitting in RIF acct. Presently in RBF2010 paying 2.3% interest, with unlimited charge for buy or sells..
Would I be better to spent the $9.95 and buy into something like CASH or PSA? Then I would also have to pay $9.95 to get out.
As a follow-up to that question how about if this was in an 'open account' , Where the interest is taxed at 100% income whereas CASH or PSA would act like a dividend income and therefore taxed at roughly 66% income.
OR do you have a better suggestion for larger amounts of $$
Thank you. :-)
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Purpose High Interest Savings Fund (PSA $50.01)
- $50.01 Cap: $3.15B
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Global X High Interest Savings ETF (CASH $50.09)
- $50.09 Cap: $6.81B
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Q: Hi, new hear and would like to know the best place to park some money for each account type. Money will be needed between 3 to 12 months. Also if selling in which order would you sell the following ZWK, ZPW, UMAX, ENCC, TD, NA, FC, SLF.
Thank you
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