Q: I park my cash in PSA in Canada. Do you have a recommendation where to hold short term US $$-is there a PSA equivalent I can put my US $$ into? Thank you, Bill.
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Q: Hello team,
Just a follow up on 5i answer on Sam's inquiry about buying exchange traded US pay
PSU.U. The list you provided of possible brokers that will allow you to buy the product included TD. I use TD Webbroker for online trading, and they have conflicting offerings and won't let me purchase. The TD previous trade you saw yesterday was most likely Institutional.
Stephen
Just a follow up on 5i answer on Sam's inquiry about buying exchange traded US pay
PSU.U. The list you provided of possible brokers that will allow you to buy the product included TD. I use TD Webbroker for online trading, and they have conflicting offerings and won't let me purchase. The TD previous trade you saw yesterday was most likely Institutional.
Stephen
Q: I’m having trouble buying this product
I’m using Rbc direct investing
It’s looking like they don’t offer it ?
If so how would I go about buying ?
Thanks for the help
Sam
I’m using Rbc direct investing
It’s looking like they don’t offer it ?
If so how would I go about buying ?
Thanks for the help
Sam
Q: What do you think the impeachment proceedings will mean in the us dollar ? Will this effect the psu.u performance ? I am about to invest a large amount of us dollars in this fund, will it be affected ? Would you give some insight as to how the us dollar performed during previous impeachments please.
Cheers, Doug
Cheers, Doug
Q: Please advise if the distributions are treated as a dividend or interest or capital gain. On psu.u ETF ,would you recommend a term deposit from td bank at 1.75% or this etf
Q: Hi,
I am looking for a US-dollar equivalent for the Canadian dollar Purpose High Interest Savings ETF (PSA.TO).
Would Purpose US Cash ETF (PSU.U.TO) paying 2.23% fit the bill or is there a better option that you are aware of.
Thank you. Michael
I am looking for a US-dollar equivalent for the Canadian dollar Purpose High Interest Savings ETF (PSA.TO).
Would Purpose US Cash ETF (PSU.U.TO) paying 2.23% fit the bill or is there a better option that you are aware of.
Thank you. Michael
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iShares Core Canadian Corporate Bond Index ETF (XCB)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
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Purpose US Cash Fund (PSU.U)
Q: I presently have Cdn cash in a savings account @ 1.95. I will not require these funds for at least 5 years. Can you suggest a strategy to increase rate of return, not taxed as interest, low fees and minimal risk. Please rate the above funds. Any other suggestions?
Q: I presently have U.S. cash in a savings account with no returns to speak of. Do not require this cash for at least 5 years. This cash represents the cash/fixed income of my portfolio. Would it be wise to invest in PSU.U or is there another choice available? Have you heard of BIL?
What is the rate of return, fees and risk of these funds?
What is the rate of return, fees and risk of these funds?
Q: Could you recommend an ETF that trades in Canada with Canadian funds that.
A. Invests in US savings accounts and pays some interest
B. Is unhedged
Would this be an effective way to play a possible drop in the Canadian dollar. Is there another way that this could be achieved without the cost of converting dollars?
A. Invests in US savings accounts and pays some interest
B. Is unhedged
Would this be an effective way to play a possible drop in the Canadian dollar. Is there another way that this could be achieved without the cost of converting dollars?