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Altamira High-Interest CashPerformer Account AdvU$ (NBC101 $1.00)
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JPMorgan Ultra-Short Income ETF (JPST $50.60)
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iShares Ultra Short Duration Bond Active ETF (ICSH $50.62)
Q: Short term cash US cash investment.
Hello 51 team,
I have a portfolio at Nat Bank, using NBC101 to park cash; however, it is a bit inconvenient as it required at least 2 days between selling and buying the mutual funds and another day until it posts in our account while ETF is the same processing rule as equities.
I appreciate having your thoughts on using ETF instead==> ICSH vs JPST
What are the difference between the 2 and which one will be your pick?
I noted that ICSH (lower fee .08%, smaller size) vs JPST (higher fee, much larger size). Thank you!
Hello 51 team,
I have a portfolio at Nat Bank, using NBC101 to park cash; however, it is a bit inconvenient as it required at least 2 days between selling and buying the mutual funds and another day until it posts in our account while ETF is the same processing rule as equities.
I appreciate having your thoughts on using ETF instead==> ICSH vs JPST
What are the difference between the 2 and which one will be your pick?
I noted that ICSH (lower fee .08%, smaller size) vs JPST (higher fee, much larger size). Thank you!
Q: Hello, ICSH which is a short term bond fund from Ishares does not seem to be in your database. https://www.ishares.com/us/products/258806/ishares-liquidity-income-etf
Would you consider it a safe-ish storage for US funds while trying to decide where to invest ?
Would you consider it a safe-ish storage for US funds while trying to decide where to invest ?