Oakville, Ontario, December 30, 2024 — Well folks, Harvest Portfolios Group Inc., the big cheese in the Canadian investment world, just put out their final cash distribution details for December 2024 for the Harvest Canadian T-Bill ETF. Mark your calendars, because this distribution is hitting the wallets of unitholders on or around January 9, 2025. Those with records on December 31, 2024, are in luck.
For more details, head on over to Harvest Portfolios Group Inc., or if you’re more of an e-mail enthusiast, drop a note at info@harvestetfs.com. Prefer the sound of a human voice? Call them toll-free at 1-866-998-8298.
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Digging Deeper into Harvest
Harvest Portfolios Group Inc. isn’t your everyday Joe when it comes to managing assets. They’ve been steering the ship since 2009, and now they are confidently managing a whopping $5.3 billion for Canadian investors. They believe in the magic of long-term ownership of top-notch businesses. That’s their bread and butter. Their covered call strategies, ranging from equity to balanced, are the talk of the town. In August 2024, they unveiled their Harvest High Income Shares ETFs, aiming to give investors a taste of high monthly cash distributions and long-term growth via single-stock ownership.
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A Few Words on Investment
Let’s keep it real. Jumping into investment funds on platforms like TSX? You usually pay brokerage fees. And here’s the kicker: you might pay more than the current net asset value when buying, and earn less when selling. Ongoing fees and expenses—yep, they’re part of the gig. And let’s not forget, these investments aren’t guaranteed. Their worth? It’s kind of like New York weather—always changing. Performance from way back when doesn’t necessarily mean it’ll repeat now.
Remember, cash distributions tend to be just that—cash. But if you fancy reinvestment, there’s always the option to reinvest into Class A units. If the fund earns less than distributed, consider that a return of capital. Catch up on all the key deets in their disclosure documents.
For even more info, head on to Harvest ETFs, or give them a shout at info@harvestetfs.com.
So whether you’re watching your pennies in Central Park, sipping coffee on the Upper West Side, or crossing your fingers at Wall Street, keep these investment titbits in mind. Now that’s just another day in the life of a savvy Canadian investor!
