
2 ETFs I’d buy for the long-term
There are a couple of ETFs that I’ve got my eyes on for long-term investments. I’ll tell you all about them in this article.
The iShares IHCB ETF provides investors with access to the performance of investment-grade corporate bonds across global markets and sectors, hedged into Australian dollars. This is a relatively low-cost way to get exposure to global investment-grade corporate bonds in a single fund.
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IHCB aims to provide investors with the performance of the Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Corporate Bond Index (AUD Hedged), before fees and expenses. This index is designed to capture the performance of the global investment-grade corporate bond market by holding corporate bonds from a number of different countries (particularly the US) and sectors (such as banking and communications). Most of the bonds within this ETF are assigned a credit quality rating of A or BBB. The issuers of these corporate bonds include well-known names such as JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and AT&T.
Investors could use the IHCB ETF to diversify an existing portfolio and gain exposure to global corporate bonds while potentially minimising the impact of Australian dollar volatility on investment returns. Additionally, IHCB could be used to create a regular income stream from the tri-annual distributions offered by this ETF. Bonds can be used in a portfolio to seek stability and generate income.
Dividend yield information is recorded based on the last 12-month returns. Refer to the Issuer’s website before choosing this ETF for its dividend yield.
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There are a couple of ETFs that I’ve got my eyes on for long-term investments. I’ll tell you all about them in this article.
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Right now, there are 200+ ETFs on the ASX. Then there are index funds. Hundreds of managed funds. LICs. REITs. And everything in between. Wouldn’t it be nice to make ONE investment and build the strong Core of your portfolio — with just one click?
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Right now, there are 200+ ETFs on the ASX. Then there are index funds. Hundreds of managed funds. LICs. REITs. And everything in between. Wouldn’t it be nice to make ONE investment and build the strong Core of your portfolio — with just one click?
Rask’s lead ETF research analyst and investing team have identified our #1 ETF for 2021 and beyond. Our analyst team has put together a full research report and a step-by-step investment guide to buying this ETF.
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The
BEST ETF
in Australia?
Right now, there are 200+ ETFs on the ASX. Then there are index funds. Hundreds of managed funds. LICs. REITs. And everything in between. Wouldn’t it be nice to make ONE investment and build the strong Core of your portfolio — with just one click?
Rask’s lead ETF research analyst and investing team have identified our #1 ETF for 2021 and beyond. Our analyst team has put together a full research report and a step-by-step investment guide to buying this ETF.
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The
BEST ETF
in Australia?
Right now, there are 200+ ETFs on the ASX. Then there are index funds. Hundreds of managed funds. LICs. REITs. And everything in between. Wouldn’t it be nice to make ONE investment and build the strong Core of your portfolio — with just one click?
Rask’s lead ETF research analyst and investing team have identified our #1 ETF for 2021 and beyond. Our analyst team has put together a full research report and a step-by-step investment guide to buying this ETF.
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