Jim Wright, a chartered financial analyst and chief investment officer of Harvest Financial Partners in Paoli, Pa.,
suggested a bond ladder for risk - averse investors.
Another view lets Matt review the schedule of when to expect interest payments and the return of principal — providing a view into the cash flow he could expect if he chooses to purchase
the suggested bond ladder.
Since you must put everything on automatic,
I suggest a bond ladder spread out over ten to fifteen years.
Not exact matches
So on the next screen, the tool
suggests a
bond for each rung of the
ladder and shows a summary of the
ladder, including the expected yield and annual interest payments.
RBC's new ETF website
suggests that you can also use these products to build a
bond ladder.
For those who prefer the security of government
bonds and are willing to accept a little less yield, Mr. Berman
suggested the Claymore 1 - 5 year
Laddered Government
Bond ETF.
He
suggests the Claymore 1 - 5 Year
Laddered Corporate
Bond ETF, which is designed to replicate a portfolio of
bonds evenly divided between terms of one through five years.
Start with a
laddered -
bond ETF like the iShares DEX Short Term Bond Index Fund (TSX: XSB) as part of your core holdings, suggests Chris Rawles, a certified financial planner with RT Mos
bond ETF like the iShares DEX Short Term
Bond Index Fund (TSX: XSB) as part of your core holdings, suggests Chris Rawles, a certified financial planner with RT Mos
Bond Index Fund (TSX: XSB) as part of your core holdings,
suggests Chris Rawles, a certified financial planner with RT Mosaic.