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With interest rates so low for so long, traditional sources of investment income, such as GICs, have become less appealing—especially when their returns don’t even keep pace with inflation. This video shares some potentially more lucrative options to consider.
Fixed-income and speciality ETFs can provide a steady stream of income that, in the past, you might have sought from bonds, or even GICs and high-interest savings accounts.
But with interest rates so low for so long, those traditional sources of investment income have become less appealing—especially when their returns don’t even keep pace with inflation.
This video shares some potentially more lucrative options to consider, including dividend ETFs and REIT ETFs.
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