ESGB
BMO ESG CORPORATE BOND INDEX ETF
stock TSE

Here is a list of BMO's Commission Fee ETFs: https://www.bmoinvestorline.com/selfDirected/pdfs/no_commission_fee_etfs_en.pdf
The list includes popular equity ETF's like XEQT, VEQT, but suprisingly not BMO's own ZEQT.
The list does not include ZMMK (surprisingly again...) or TCSH (unsuprisingly, since it's with a competitor bank). Fixed income funds on the list are ESGB, XSAB, XSTB. All of these three are bonds, so have a little more volatility than straight up savings accounts like ZMMK, CASH, etc, but should still achieve the 3+% dividends with a +/- ~1% deviation of unit price...
But for 400K, $9.95 is 0.000025% of that, so really it's negligible for a one time commision on buy then sell! (And you can include those two fees on your cost basis for tax deduction purposes as well)

Here is a list of BMO's Commission Fee ETFs: https://www.bmoinvestorline.com/selfDirected/pdfs/no_commission_fee_etfs_en.pdf
The list includes popular equity ETF's like XEQT, VEQT, but suprisingly not BMO's own ZEQT.
The list does not include ZMMK (surprisingly again...) or TCSH (unsuprisingly, since it's with a competitor bank). Fixed income funds on the list are ESGB, XSAB, XSTB. All of these three are bonds, so have a little more volatility than straight up savings accounts like ZMMK, CASH, etc, but should still achieve the 3+% dividends with a +/- ~1% deviation of unit price...
But for 400K, $9.95 is 0.000025% of that, so really it's negligible for a one time commision on buy then sell! (And you can include those two fees on your cost basis for tax deduction purposes as well)