Sentences with phrase «bond ladder etfs»

In these bond ladder ETFs, all of the underlying investments are concentrated in a selected maturity window (e.g., 2018 investment grade corporates or 2017 municipals).

Claymore's future offerings look more interesting, especially the 10 - year bond ladder ETFs.

Bond Ladder ETFs are providing a unique solution for managing duration risk.

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Further Reading: How Interest Rates Affect the Behavior Gap How to Create a Bond Ladder Using ETFs

Guggenheim's Bill Costigan on why a passive approach to bond investing is a mistake, and how his firm's BulletShares ETFs can take the pain out of building bond ladders.

«We used to ladder individual bonds,» said the president of ETF Portfolio Solutions near Kansas City, Mo..

RBC Global Asset Management Inc. today announced April 2014 distributions for unitholders of RBC 1 - 5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond ETF, RBC Target Maturity Corporate Bond ETFs and RBC Quant Dividend Leaders ETFs...

2014.09.15 RBC Global Asset Management Inc. announces RBC ETF monthly cash distributions for September 2014 RBC Global Asset Management Inc. today announced September 2014 distributions for unitholders of RBC 1 - 5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond ETF, RBC Target Maturity Corporate Bond ETFs and RBC Quant Dividend Leaders ETFs...

RBC Global Asset Management Inc. today announced September 2014 distributions for unitholders of RBC 1 - 5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond ETF, RBC Target Maturity Corporate Bond ETFs and RBC Quant Dividend Leaders ETFs...

2014.05.14 RBC Global Asset Management Inc. announces RBC ETF monthly cash distributions for May 2014 RBC Global Asset Management Inc. today announced May 2014 distributions for unitholders of RBC 1 - 5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond ETF, RBC Target Maturity Corporate Bond ETFs and RBC Quant Dividend Leaders ETFs...

RBC Global Asset Management Inc. today announced May 2014 distributions for unitholders of RBC 1 - 5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond ETF, RBC Target Maturity Corporate Bond ETFs and RBC Quant Dividend Leaders ETFs...

If I was to do it again I would probably use a conventional short - term gilt fund of up to 5 years, e.g. SPRD 1 - 5 Year Gilt ETF (0.15 %), or a directly held bond ladder on a cheaper platform.

Move cash to dividend - paying stocks and laddered bond ETFs gradually, keeping some cash for emergencies and monitoring exposure to the OAS clawback.

For an investor like Bob, building a ladder using either bonds or ETFs could be a good solution.

For investors like Bob who are looking to build bond ladders, term maturity ETFs provide a new tool for building a robust investment solution.

BXF, First Asset's 1 - 5 Year Laddered Government Strip Bond ETF, is back for a second year, based largely on its tax efficiency in non-registered accounts.

Premium bonds are notoriously tax - inefficient, which is the main reason we dropped the popular iShares 1 - 5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO) from our lineup.

Even if growth was negligible because it's invested in laddered 5 - year GICs or a bond ETF equivalent, let's assume you can get 2.5 % interest (a figure that will likely be much higher 20 years from now.)

Is there an investment vehicle such as a Mutual fund or ETF that does buys fixed income investments like bonds or CDs and automatically manages the laddering?

The appeal of preferred funds is they offer higher yields than bond ETFs, explains Alfred Lee, vice-president of BMO Global Asset Management and lead manager of the bank's Laddered Preferred Share Index ETF (TSX: ZPR).

I experimented with buying actual bonds, which have done pretty well, but as they mature I'm doing what you're doing and putting the funds into XSB / XBB — I'm considering Claymore's Laddered Bond ETF too.

A low fee, broad market exchange traded fund for the U.S. economy as a whole, a global ETF and a Canadian broad ETF equally weighted to reduce concentration in banks and energy, and a 5 to 10 year corporate bond ladder would add diversification with dividends from stocks and interest from bonds and produce a more secure portfolio.

RBC's new ETF website suggests that you can also use these products to build a bond ladder.

While you can build a ladder of individual bonds, you can diversify further by using RBC's family of target - maturity corporate bond ETFs.

You can visit the website for Claymore's 1 — 5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond ETF (CBO) and learn that it has a duration of 3.07, which makes it comparable to the RBC Target 2014 ETF.

Presumably they will launch a new ETF every year beginning in 2013, to replace the one that gets liquidated, allowing investors to maintain an eight - year bond ladder indefinitely.

And second, if you do hold corporate bonds, a single fund such as CBO or XCB will be more manageable and less expensive in the long run than building a ladder with these ETFs.

For long - term investors, a traditional bond allocation (whether it's a ladder or a broad - based ETF) will provide more protection when equity markets take a tumble, and that's the most important role of fixed income in a portfolio.

The new ETF, which will launch in June 11, is called the First Asset DEX 1 - 5 Year Laddered Government Strip Bond Index ETF (BXF).

There are Interest Rate Hedge ETFs; there are ways to invest in the bond market (a «bond ladder» where you reinvest every so often a portion of your bond holdings in the new higher interest rate bonds); or investing in companies that will prosper in a higher interest rate environment, including banks, FOREX trading firms, etc..

It turns out, however, that when Justin came up with the idea for an ETF of laddered strip bonds, he was looking to solve a problem in taxable accounts, not RRSPs.

The RBC ETF seeks to provide unitholders with exposure primarily to the performance of a diversified portfolio of Canadian corporate and government bonds, divided («laddered») into five groupings with staggered maturities from one to five years, that will provide regular income while preserving capital.

To many people, the most important part of creating a bond ladder designed to preserve capital and build wealth in a rising - rate environment is buying individual bonds or defined - maturity ETFs.

Phil — A bond ETF is equivalent to a bond ladder.

The liquidity and transparency of an ETF offers advantages over a passively held bond ladder.

A Canadian ETF that holds to maturity a ladder of 5 year bonds seems to capture all the worst aspects of the price curve.

Heidi's holds a ladder of cashable GICs they've earmarked for emergencies, while Michael's holds a portfolio of stock and bond ETFs that form part of their retirement nest egg.

Move cash to dividend - paying stocks and laddered bond ETFs gradually, keeping some cash for emergencies and monitoring exposure to the OAS clawback.

The other 10 % is in bonds, XBB, and a short term laddered corporate and government bond ETF.

The Sleepy Portfolio uses the iShares Bond Index (XSB) but I am planning to use the lower cost Claymore 1 - 5 Year Laddered Government Bond ETF (CLF).

The portfolio will be constructed with a ladder of individual - year - targeted («bullet»), low - cost, highly diversified ETFs, each of which holds positions in hundreds of individual bonds.

Some of our blended portfolios include ETFs, which are utilized inside of our fixed income strategy (using a laddered corporate bond strategy) and our international strategy (to get exposure to certain countries).

Corporate bonds will typically be held in a ladder of corporate bond ETFs, each of which is designed to correspond to the performance of investment - grade corporate bond indices.

The Claymore 1 - 5 Yr Laddered Government Bond ETF (ticker symbol: CLF) is more interesting because it competes directly with the iShares CDN Short Bond ETF.

His portfolio is invested 35 % in a bond ladder made up of 27 corporate bonds and 65 % in equities that include six ETFs.

A short - term laddered corporate bond ETF, such as the iShares 1 — 5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond ETF (CBO), would be appropriate and he could use the gains to rebalance his poladdered corporate bond ETF, such as the iShares 1 — 5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond ETF (CBO), would be appropriate and he could use the gains to rebalance his portfobond ETF, such as the iShares 1 — 5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond ETF (CBO), would be appropriate and he could use the gains to rebalance his poLaddered Corporate Bond ETF (CBO), would be appropriate and he could use the gains to rebalance his portfoBond ETF (CBO), would be appropriate and he could use the gains to rebalance his portfolio.

PowerShares 1 - 5 Year Laddered Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF (TSX: PSB) tracks the performance of a bond ladder comprised of Canadian investment - grade corporate bonds maturing in one to five yeBond ETF (TSX: PSB) tracks the performance of a bond ladder comprised of Canadian investment - grade corporate bonds maturing in one to five yebond ladder comprised of Canadian investment - grade corporate bonds maturing in one to five years.

Cash — 5 % — Claymore Premium Money Market ETF (CMR)-- MER 0.27 % Bonds — 20 % — Claymore 1 - 5 Year Laddered Government Bond ETF (CLF)-- MER 0.17 % Canadian Stocks — 20 % — Claymore Canadian Fundamental Index ETF (CRQ)-- MER 0.71 % US Stocks — 21.5 % — Claymore US Fundamental Index ETF (CLU.C)-- MER 0.73 % International Stocks — 21.5 % — Claymore International Fundamental Index ETF (CIE)-- MER 0.73 % Emerging Markets — 7 % — Claymore Broad Emerging Markets ETF (CWO)-- MER 0.71 % Real Estate — 5 % — Claymore Global Real Estate (CGR)-- MER 0.74 %

Individual municipal bonds may be employed for certain rungs of the ladder, with target maturity ETFs positioned in the remaining rungs.

Claymore's # 1 and # 2 ETFs by assets under management are the Claymore 1 - 5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond ETF (TSX: CBO) and the Claymore 1 - 5 Year Laddered Government Bond ETF (TSX: CLF).