PH&N Total Return Bond Fund Series D (PHN340)

PH&N Total Return Bond Fund Series D (PHN340 $10.54)
- $10.54 P/E (TTM): 3.9X
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BMO Ultra Short-Term Bond ETF (ZST $49.05)
- $49.05 Cap: $4.37B
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PIMCO Monthly Income Fund (Canada) Series A (PMO005 $12.72)
- $12.72 P/E (TTM): 3.6X Cap: $2.10B
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Mackenzie Floating Rate Income ETF (MFT $16.16)
- $16.16 P/E (TTM): 54.92X Cap: $440M
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PH&N High Yield Bond Fund Series D (PHN280 $11.77)
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PH&N Total Return Bond Fund Series D (PHN340 $10.54)
- $10.54 P/E (TTM): 3.9X
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Q: Hi,
I need a bit of help in structuring my Bond component for my RRSP.
I had so far running with PH&N High Yield 5%, ZST 5%, PH&N Total Return Bond 10%, PIMCO Monthly Income Fund 5% and MFT 2.5%, for a total of 27.5%. Given my age (59) and the fact that soon we may enter in a Bear market, I have to increase my Bond allocation. According to some, this should mirror my age, probably close to 60%. My question is: What combination of Funds/ETFs and weight should I use? Is probably not a good idea to invest more than 15% in a fund and probably limit my High Yield exposure to 5%. Thank you.

Read Answer Asked by Nicolae on March 21, 2019