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iShares Floating Rate Index ETF (XFR $20.06)
- $20.06 Cap: $705M
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PIMCO Income Strategy Fund Shares of Beneficial Interest (PFL $8.33)
- $8.33 P/E (TTM): 33.4X Cap: $314M
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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 Floating Rate Index ETF (XFR $20.06)
- $20.06 Cap: $705M
- View XFR Profile
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PIMCO Income Strategy Fund Shares of Beneficial Interest (PFL $8.33)
- $8.33 P/E (TTM): 33.4X Cap: $314M
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BMO Money Market Fund (ZMMK $49.92)
- $49.92 Cap: $5.05B
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Q: Recently sold a rental house and am looking for investment in low risk but monthly payment in a non registered account. I’m not comfortable with bonds and so far have come up with either laddered GICs ( paid out every 6 months) or combination of PFL, XFR, and ZMMK. Do you have any thoughts on any of this. Which would have a the best tax rate implications? And would you have any other suggestions that would work best in the current reduced rate environment we are heading in the next few years.
Thanks
Thanks
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BMO Aggregate Bond Index ETF (ZAG $13.60)
- $13.60 Cap: $11.11B
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iShares Floating Rate Index ETF (XFR $20.06)
- $20.06 Cap: $705M
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Q: Have losses on ZAG in a cash account. In your opinion, would selling ZAG and buying XFR (suggest a better one?) be a good move right now and pass the superficial loss test?
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
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