• Global X US Dollar Currency ETF (DLR)
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• Global X US Dollar Currency ETF (DLR.U)
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• Purpose High Interest Savings Fund (PSA)
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• CI High Interest Savings ETF (CSAV)
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• Hamilton U.S. T-Bill YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (HBIL)
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Q: Can you discuss the differences between dlr.i.ca, dlr.ca, hbil.ca , pas.ca , csav.ca in regards to safety of capital to park cash. There is a significant difference in return 4%-10%. Some are high interest savings accounts and others US dollar accounts. Are the US dollar accounts too risky?
Thanks.

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Read Answer Asked by Brian on March 13, 2025

• Global X US Dollar Currency ETF (DLR.U)
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• Global X High Interest Savings ETF (CASH)
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Q: If all of your portfolio was in cash and you wanted to buy a cash-like etf, would you be okay with buying 1 or 2 etfs or would you diversify the money across several cash-like etfs? Thank you.

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Read Answer Asked by William on March 10, 2025

• Global X US Dollar Currency ETF (DLR)
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• Global X US Dollar Currency ETF (DLR.U)
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• SPDR Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF (BIL)
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• iShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF (SGOV)
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Q: Can I get your thought on DLR/DLR.U vs. SGOV or BIL for parking $300K in US cash for a 4 months period? The yields are very close and additional consideration for DLR/DLR.U is that the distributions are paid every 3 months, so the holdings can be sold prior to ex-dividend date to get capital gains instead of income.

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Read Answer Asked by Ken on February 28, 2025