The corp class HBB and ZDB discount bond ETF offer improved tax efficiency for similar portfolio stabilization. What are the risks & benefits?| Physician Finance Canada
Emerging market ETFs may add diversification. How does the tax efficiency of HXEM compare to the XEC VEE & ZEM ETFs.| Physician Finance Canada
HXDM is an ETF to cover international developed markets using a swap-based corporate class structure. How does that compare to XEF VIU or ZEA| Physician Finance Canada
HXS & HULC are corporate class ETFs. Learn how the costs, tax savings, and potential risks look in a taxable investment account.| Physician Finance Canada
Corporate class ETFs can result in big tax savings for investors. Learn about how they work and how robust Horizon's swap total return ETF structure is.| Physician Finance Canada
The last federal budget attacked the allocation to redeemer methodology that swap total return index (TRI) ETFs use to be tax effiicent. Learn what it means| Physician Finance Canada
A video to learn about the evidence behind all-in-1 asset allocation ETFs. What are the potential pros and cons compared to other approaches.| Physician Finance Canada
Investors win in the long term and gamblers are destined to lose it all. Learn the difference to invest wisely vs gamble.| Physician Finance Canada
Interest is heavily taxed in CCPC corporate accounts. Is Horizons corp class bond ETF HBB a magic bullet or shooting yourself in the foot?| Physician Finance Canada
Swap-based ETFs or total return index (TRI ETFs) can improve the tax efficiency of your portfolio by converting investment income into unrealized capital gains. It is important to understand how these products work if you are considering using them in your taxable investment account or corporate investment account.| Physician Finance Canada