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Mike Philbrick Purpose High Interest Savings PSA-T TOP PICK Jan 09, 2023

It is backed by bank accounts or deposit accounts at chartered banks, in other words a quasi money market fund.It is pretty stable with only the credit risk of individual banks. It has similar yield to a previous caller's suggestion - HSAV.
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(A Top Pick Jul 31/19, Up 0.4%) This is a way to lower volatility. A return of 2.15% per year, paid monthly. Hold it during volatility, sell it, and use the return to pick up your cyclicals during periods of seasonal strength.
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Good vehicle to park some money while interest rates are high. Would expect yield to be around 2% in 3 to 4 months. Safe place for cash holdings.
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Good vehicle to park some money while interest rates are high. Would expect yield to be around 2% in 3 to 4 months. Safe place for cash holdings.
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Strategy was to hold cash as interest rates were rising. 
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Good place to park your money, and fees are low. 

Not much different from a money market fund, except the quality of the underlying securities might be a bit higher in a MM fund.

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Great option for investors looking for steady yield. Very defensive stock. Ability to generate yield that has been absent for years, given low interest rates. Would recommend to keep holding. 

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If he was concerned about a downturn, he'd just look at a daily high interest ETF like HISA or PSA. Those ones give you 5-5.5% right now, and next day liquidity.

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De-risking 40% of a portfolio at age 59.

Likes the idea of PSA. TLT, he believes, is a leveraged play on the bond market and wouldn't do that. BNS high interest savings, for example, pays 4.75% for optionality and no risk. 

For an ETF filled with 1-year bonds that's very low risk, look at ZST.L. Pays a high dividend, though it's interest. Very competitive rate. If interest rates come down, you might even get a bit of capital appreciation.