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Vanguard Total International Bond ETF (BNDX $49.25)
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Q: For a conservative income oriented investor looking for some growth, what ETFs would you recommend to increase my international exposure, and take advantage of lower rates.?
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Vanguard Total International Bond ETF (BNDX $49.25)
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Vanguard Total International Bond ETF (BNDX $49.25)
- $49.25 P/E (TTM): 6.07X Cap: $66.21B
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Q: I submitted a previous question about my sister converting her portfolio from a robo manager to self-directed. The last question dealt with the equities side (75%) while this one deals with the fixed income side (25%).
My suggestions to her all come from what I've gleaned from your website, so I'm really asking for confirmation and criticism here.
She wants 10% in gold so I've recommended 5% of Sprott's PHYS.TO and 5% of AEM.TO. We realize these are not fixed income but plan to use them as a long term hold (insurance) and not speculatively. For other 15%, I have suggested VAB.TO and XSB.TO.
Some of her funds are in USD so she could buy US or Global bonds if that would add safety. It seems that would complicate things unnecessarily, a main objective being to keep it simple.
My suggestions to her all come from what I've gleaned from your website, so I'm really asking for confirmation and criticism here.
She wants 10% in gold so I've recommended 5% of Sprott's PHYS.TO and 5% of AEM.TO. We realize these are not fixed income but plan to use them as a long term hold (insurance) and not speculatively. For other 15%, I have suggested VAB.TO and XSB.TO.
Some of her funds are in USD so she could buy US or Global bonds if that would add safety. It seems that would complicate things unnecessarily, a main objective being to keep it simple.
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