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TSE:XDV

iShares Cdn Dividend ETF (XDV.TO)

47.14
+0.08 (0.17%)
as of Jun 18, 2026, 3:19:30 pm Market Open.
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Any of the Dividend ETFs are great options because of diversification. 30 or 40 different names so you don’t have to worry about a company cutting their dividend if you hold only a few directly.
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IUnits Dividend ETF. Management fee of .6% or less.
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Dividend ETF. Pays a nice monthly income of 5%. Also see CDZ-T
COMMENT
(Marked Call Minute.) Dividend (XDV-T) or Financials (XFN-T). Prefers the financials because the XDV is 60% financials anyway.
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Made up of the biggest dividend paying Canadian stocks. Suffered because some of the big dividend players are banks but they won't be down and out forever. Near term you get decent dividend yields. When the market turns around it will be financials that lead the market out.
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Focuses on just high yield paying companies.
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Have 20 high dividend paying stocks, with a fairly heavy weighting in banks. Came off because the banking sector fall off and was a good opportunity to buy. He still likes this.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 18/06. Up 17.9%.) A package of common shares that pay dividends. A good dividend paying fund and low cost to manage it.
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ETF basket of shares weighted more to common than preferred. Gives you both dividends and growth.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 18/06. Up 10%.) Wanted an instrument to give a decent cash flow while waiting for the market to settle down.
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Not a bad place to put your money. Should be very safe from here until the end of the year.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 18/06. Up 3% not including dividends reinvested.) Performance comes from the reinvestment of cash flow. Great place to be for a lot of investors because it tends to have a lot less volatility.
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Gives you a well-diversified portfolio of Canadian dividend stocks.
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An indexed dividend fund. Has a management expense ratio of about 50 basis points.
TOP PICK
With market corrections, interest-rate hikes and a lot of noises in between, longer-term investors need to look at instruments that are going to have decent cash flow while they wait. Don't buy as a growth, but only as a yield play.
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