Tariffs and government layoffs could trigger a U.S. recession. Wayne DugganApril 14, 2025 Recession 2025: How to Prepare These five gold ETFs have been bright spots in a difficult market. Glenn FydenkevezApril 11, 2025 5 Best Gold ETFs to Buy Amid the energy transition away from fossil fu...
If you’re specifically after a bond ETF (rather than a mutual fund) then the Lyxor gilt tracker is dirt cheap and has edged its index over 10 years. It was second only to the Vanguard UK Government Bond Index fund in 2021, too, despite its shorter duration. The Invesco ETF is a tou...
9 Defensive ETFs for a Volatile Market These defensive ETFs can weather the ups and downs of a choppy market better than others. Tony DongMarch 17, 2025 7 Best International Stock Funds to Buy International funds can help investors easily diversify away from a U.S.-heavy stock portfolio. ...
Bottom Line Personalasked Brinker how bond investors can best position themselves this year, as well as what bond types to avoid and which government, municipal, high-yield and corporate bond funds to favor… Bonds Make Sense Again The bond market went nowhere most of last year, churning sidewa...
Government debt and bond-related exchange traded funds logged their best monthly rally in July in 16 months, as the Covid-19 Delta variant scare and the Federal Reserve’s assurances to maintain its loose monetary policy helped support the Treasuries market. ...
Canada Bond ETF ZAG BMO Aggregate Bond Index ETF Canada Government and Corporate Bonds 0.08% 1,330 Canada Bond ETF VAB Vanguard Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF Canada Government and Corporate Bonds 0.09% 1,030 Canada Bond ETF ZDB BMO Discount Bond Index ETF Tax Efficient Canada Bond Exposure ...
Best ETFs for Safety: Vanguard Long-Term Government Bond ETF (VGLT) Expense Ratio:0.12% Treasury bonds are often seen as the ultimate diversifier with regards to stocks. Historically, they move in opposite directions and provide a buffer against major stock market shocks. ...
The Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF seeks to track the investment performance of a broad, market-weighted bond index. You’ll get exposure to the taxable investment-grade U.S. bond market, with about two-thirds of the portfolio invested in U.S. government bonds. 5-year annualized return: -...
HISAs Guaranteed by government 4% EQ Bank GICs Guaranteed by government 3.45% for 1 year EQ Bank T-bills Guaranteed by government 3-4.07% Qtrade Money Market Funds Returns are not guaranteed 2.77-3.24% Qtrade Corporate Bonds Returns are not guaranteed – but are safer than stocks Varies Qtrade...
@ Jonny – I’m agnostic about investing in global government bonds vs gilts. This is the global index tracker equivalent of gilts: iShares Global Government Bond ETF (IGLH). The Vanguard fund mentioned above includes corporate bonds.