

US Treasury Bills - where can we buy in Canada
April 11, 2024
4:54 pm
4:54 pm
savemoresaveoften
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March 30, 2017

mordko said
It is true that bond ETFs are not for best returns. Neither are individual bonds or GICs. That’s not what fixed income is for, full stop.
From a guy specialized in nuclear, happily ignored.
I dont work as a low level sales guy and dont need to remember whats included in MER. But I did remember that wrong and you got me on that. Never make the claim I specialize in bond ETFs. But I know more about bonds than any nuclear physicists.
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