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iShares Flexible Monthly Income ETF (XFLI $39.69)
- $39.69 Cap: $168M
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Q: I have a very large sum of cash sitting in xfr at a paltry 3% yield
I'm contemplating shifting some to xfli (5.7%) and pfl:US (11.6 %) for the enhanced yield to result in a double and quadruple in monthly income
I understand there is more "risk" (interest rates, and some leverage with pfl), however,
I feel that the reward far out weighs the risk in order to increase monthly income
What do you see as a worst case scenario. I look forward to your comments.
Thank you so much
I'm contemplating shifting some to xfli (5.7%) and pfl:US (11.6 %) for the enhanced yield to result in a double and quadruple in monthly income
I understand there is more "risk" (interest rates, and some leverage with pfl), however,
I feel that the reward far out weighs the risk in order to increase monthly income
What do you see as a worst case scenario. I look forward to your comments.
Thank you so much
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iShares Flexible Monthly Income ETF (XFLI $39.69)
- $39.69 Cap: $168M
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Q: Is the income from this fund "tax free" in a TFSA
Thankyou
Thankyou
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iShares Flexible Monthly Income ETF (XFLI $39.69)
- $39.69 Cap: $168M
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Q: Can I have your opinion on this fixed income etf.
It is Blackrock first actively managed fixed income ETF.
The US version is called BINC.
What are the risks/benefits of this product.
Thanks a lot.
It is Blackrock first actively managed fixed income ETF.
The US version is called BINC.
What are the risks/benefits of this product.
Thanks a lot.
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