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Experts agree that the Telus bond, with a maturity date of Jan 17, 2025, is a solid investment option. With a yield of 5.57%, it offers a good return with minimal volatility and no stock market risk. The consensus is that the equity market will struggle over the next year or two due to higher interest rates, making the Telus bond an attractive option. However, buyers are advised to be cautious of the price paid to an advisor when purchasing the bond.
PIMCO Active Bond Exchange-Traded FundBOND is a American stock, trading under the symbol BOND-N on the New York Stock Exchange (BOND). It is usually referred to as NYSE:BOND or BOND-N
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Telus bond. Maturity date: Jan 17, 2025.
The 2-year bonds are a really great area. Pretty good yield with little volatility and no stock market risk. The equity market's going to struggle over the next year or two. Higher for longer interest rates make it hard for the equity markets to rally. Yield is 5.57%.
Three years ago, this bond was yielding 2-3%, because rates were so low. Telus is BBB. Anything triple BBB-low and higher is defined as investment grade. Be careful of the price paid to an advisor when buying.