Mackenzie North American Corporate Bond Fund I (MFC4854)

Mackenzie North American Corporate Bond Fund I (MFC4854 $8.45)
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Q: I have money parked in a GIC that will expire very soon. Needless to say that the current rate isn't good enough and I'm looking for a higher return without too much risk. As a replacement of my GIC, can you suggest 4 or 5 mutual funds (bond oriented or others - I am open !) that I can rely on for an "adequate" yield ? I am not looking for an homerun with bases loaded. I would be satisfied with a yield of 4-5 % approx. per year. I am not a fan of mutual funds showing yields that vary a lot year after year.

I really appreciate your excellent services !

Read Answer Asked by Stéphane on August 15, 2019