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DYN6000 in between interest payments
July 18, 2024
4:24 pm
NCC1701Z
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If the unit price is always $1. How is the accrued interest accounted for if you buy/sell in between payments?

Other that CDIC coverage is there any advantage to holding ISA's vs cash, psa or cbil ?

July 18, 2024
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DYN6000 is actually a savings account and not a mutual fund. So, it works like a savings account.

Like a savings account, the accrued interest will be paid out if one closes the underlying savings account by selling all one's DYN6000 units.

There's actually no mutual fund units/shares. Just a balance in dollars and cents. The fund symbol DYN6000, the number of units, and the unit price are a mirage created for the benefit of the Fundserv mutual fund trading system.

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