Vanguard Canada adds “single-ticket” ETF portfolios
The three new products are each composed of seven core Vanguard equity and fixed-income index ETFs and have a management fee of 0.22%
- By: Megan Harman
- February 1, 2018 October 17, 2019
- 12:40
The three new products are each composed of seven core Vanguard equity and fixed-income index ETFs and have a management fee of 0.22%
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The last day a redemption request can be placed is March 19
The changes affect Series F, F5, EF and EF5
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