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Vanguard Intermediate-Term Corporate Bond ETF (VCIT $82.02)
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Vanguard Intermediate-Term Corporate Bond ETF (VCIT $82.02)
- $82.02 Fwd P/E: 412.13X Cap: $52.95B
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Q: David Rosenberg recently wrote an article relating to the outsized US debt situation.
One of his recommendations is high quality bonds. Would you agree with this assessment?
What high quality bonds would you purchase and what length of time - short or long term?
Thank you!
One of his recommendations is high quality bonds. Would you agree with this assessment?
What high quality bonds would you purchase and what length of time - short or long term?
Thank you!
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Vanguard Intermediate-Term Corporate Bond ETF (VCIT $82.02)
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I am overweight Nvidia and plan to sell some. At my stage it is probably wise to put this in fixed income. I don’t know much about this, however, and have been made a bit gunshy by hearing of people losing money in what one would imagine to be a safe and secure bet. So, iaskif you could give me some possibilities for US dollar fixed income in a non-registered account. Something that could reduce taxes would be helpful, as well
Thanks for your great service
I am overweight Nvidia and plan to sell some. At my stage it is probably wise to put this in fixed income. I don’t know much about this, however, and have been made a bit gunshy by hearing of people losing money in what one would imagine to be a safe and secure bet. So, iaskif you could give me some possibilities for US dollar fixed income in a non-registered account. Something that could reduce taxes would be helpful, as well
Thanks for your great service
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Q: Hello 5i,
We were reading a report on the risk for corporate bonds due to a tightening of spreads. Our goal from a previous question is to protect funds needed in the next 3 years to augment CPP and OAS (no pensions).
We added bonds, but that plan may require a new assessment. Currently, our portfolio has a small position (2%) of Bonds consisting of AGT, VCLT, VCIT, & VAB. We also have laddered GIC’s for 5 years, plus PSA & BIL (for vacations in the US).
We are looking at replacing AGT & VAB with PSA and VCLT & VCIT with BIL. Do you have any other suggestions that may meet our goals?
Thank you
D&J
We were reading a report on the risk for corporate bonds due to a tightening of spreads. Our goal from a previous question is to protect funds needed in the next 3 years to augment CPP and OAS (no pensions).
We added bonds, but that plan may require a new assessment. Currently, our portfolio has a small position (2%) of Bonds consisting of AGT, VCLT, VCIT, & VAB. We also have laddered GIC’s for 5 years, plus PSA & BIL (for vacations in the US).
We are looking at replacing AGT & VAB with PSA and VCLT & VCIT with BIL. Do you have any other suggestions that may meet our goals?
Thank you
D&J
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