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ZGB
BMO GOVERNMENT BOND INDEX ETF
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Aug 2, 2024

46.35CAD+0.914%(+0.42)1,235

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430 days ago • u/thewarrior71 • r/CanadianInvestor • 3_kid_resp • C

Take a look at these stats for BMO ETFs:
* [https://canadianportfoliomanagerblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/BBB\_PWL\_BMO\_AA\_ETFs\_2023-12-31.pdf](https://canadianportfoliomanagerblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/BBB_PWL_BMO_AA_ETFs_2023-12-31.pdf)
* Worst performance by time horizon: [https://youtu.be/JyOqqtq12jQ?si=Ui48MocKd0xL6oaH&t=410](https://youtu.be/JyOqqtq12jQ?si=Ui48MocKd0xL6oaH&t=410)
Don't hold multiple asset allocation ETFs at the same time, that just results in a ton of overlap and difficulty rebalancing. I'd just choose 1 based on the stats above, and switch from one to another if needed. Also, doesn't ZGRO, ZBAL, etc. already contain fixed income, making ZGB unnecessary?

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431 days ago • u/Xalto-Tun • r/CanadianInvestor • 3_kid_resp • B

Kids are 15, 12, 8 we are assuming withdrawals for school at 19 for each.
Does holding ZBAL, ZGRO and ZEQT respectively make sense? Sell the ZGRO when kid 1 is 19, the ZGRO in 7 years and the ZEQT in 11 years? I’ll have ZGB as a fixed income component, adjusted accordingly. Flaws in this plan?

430 days ago • u/thewarrior71 • r/CanadianInvestor • 3_kid_resp • C

Take a look at these stats for BMO ETFs:
* [https://canadianportfoliomanagerblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/BBB\_PWL\_BMO\_AA\_ETFs\_2023-12-31.pdf](https://canadianportfoliomanagerblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/BBB_PWL_BMO_AA_ETFs_2023-12-31.pdf)
* Worst performance by time horizon: [https://youtu.be/JyOqqtq12jQ?si=Ui48MocKd0xL6oaH&t=410](https://youtu.be/JyOqqtq12jQ?si=Ui48MocKd0xL6oaH&t=410)
Don't hold multiple asset allocation ETFs at the same time, that just results in a ton of overlap and difficulty rebalancing. I'd just choose 1 based on the stats above, and switch from one to another if needed. Also, doesn't ZGRO, ZBAL, etc. already contain fixed income, making ZGB unnecessary?

sentiment -0.87

431 days ago • u/Xalto-Tun • r/CanadianInvestor • 3_kid_resp • B

Kids are 15, 12, 8 we are assuming withdrawals for school at 19 for each.
Does holding ZBAL, ZGRO and ZEQT respectively make sense? Sell the ZGRO when kid 1 is 19, the ZGRO in 7 years and the ZEQT in 11 years? I’ll have ZGB as a fixed income component, adjusted accordingly. Flaws in this plan?

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