What Happens To Bonds When Interest Rates Rise?
Bonds fall when interest rates rise because of the inverse relationship between rates and yields. That relationship is one that’s difficult for most investors to understand, and one they haven’t…
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What is an ETF?
An Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) offers investors a wide exposure to a variety of sectors in many countries. A big attraction is lower costs than traditional mutual funds. On the…
Bond Market Terminology
The bond market is huge in more ways than one. It dwarfs the global stock market and is key in determining interest rates for everything from mortgages to car loans.…
Sponsored Content – Why Invest in Dividend Paying Stocks
Any investor hoping to construct a well-balanced portfolio that includes Canadian equity content should ensure a dividend-paying strategy is a key part of that investment strategy. The theoretical arguments are…
Q&A: Preferred Shares ETF
Exchange-Traded Funds have exploded in popularity as they offer relatively low risk and low fees to investors who are happy to tie their investments to an underlying index. The asset…
What is a Preferred Shares ETF?
Older investors looking for a steady stream of tax-efficient income may want to consider a preferred shares ETF. These funds combine the simplicity of an ETF with the possible upside of an actively managed fund – although liquidity and volatility remain a factor.
