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Global X Canadian Select Universe Bond Index Corporate Class ETF (HBB $50.06)
- $50.06 Cap: $3.34B
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Q: Global X has a number of Corporate class Funds that I'm interested in holding in a non-registered account. I believe you suggest a maximum per ETF of about 15% of a portfolio. Is there a maximum portion of a portfolio that you would allocate to a single issuer?
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Global X Canadian Select Universe Bond Index Corporate Class ETF (HBB $50.06)
- $50.06 Cap: $3.34B
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Q: I am 79 years old and retired. I have outstanding capital losses in my non-registered account. I plan to sell most of my bond ETFs, which currently pay taxable interest, and purchase shares in HBB (Horizons Canadian Select Universe Bond Index ETF - Corporate Class), which only accrues capital gains.
Could you please comment on this strategy? Would you consider it a wise or risky move?
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Could you please comment on this strategy? Would you consider it a wise or risky move?
Thank you.
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Global X Canadian Select Universe Bond Index Corporate Class ETF (HBB $50.06)
- $50.06 Cap: $3.34B
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Q: Can you recommend Are a few bond ETFs that do not pay their interest but the ETF prices go up. I want own bonds and avoid taxes on their interest. I know I will be caught with capital gain taxes, but capital gain taxes are half of interest taxes.
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