Mutual Funds & ETFs

Key HighlightsBetashares Australian Bank Senior Floating Rate Bond ETF (ASX:QPON) holds senior bank floating rate notes and has a listedYieldof 4.50%.Betashares Aus Major Bank SubordinatedDebtETF (ASX:BSUB) has the highest listed yield of the three at 5.00%, reflecting its subordinated ranking.VanEck Australian Floating Rate ETF …

Key HighlightsiShares 15+ YearAustralian Government BondETF (ASX:ALTB) covers the longest maturities of the three, with a listedYieldof 3.26%.iShares GovernmentInflationETF (ASX:ILB) is the only inflation-linked fund in this group, with a listed yield of 1.59%.VanEck 10+ Year Australian Government Bond ETF (ASX:XGOV) has a listed …

Key HighlightsBetasharesAustralian Government BondETF (ASX:AGVT) has the highest listedYieldof the three at 4.41%, with a fee of 0.22%.iShares Treasury ETF (ASX:IGB) has the lowest listed yield at 2.61%, with a fee of 0.18%.State Street SPDR S&P/ASX iBoxx Australian Government Bond ETF (ASX:GOVT) has a …

Key HighlightsBetashares AustralianInvestmentGradeCorporate BondETF (ASX:CRED) has the highest listedYieldof the three at 5.59%.iShares Core Corporate Bond ETF (ASX:ICOR) is the smallest at about $527 million, with a fee of 0.15%.Vanguard Australian Corp Fixed InterestindexETF (ASX:VACF) charges 0.20%, between ASX:ICOR at 0.15% and ASX:CRED at …

Key HighlightsVanguard Australian Fixed InterestindexETF (ASX:VAF) is the largest of the three at about $3.98 billion, with a fee of 0.10%.iShares Core Composite Bond ETF (ASX:IAF) charges 0.10% and shows a listedYieldof 3.18%.Betashares Australian Composite Bond ETF (ASX:OZBD) has the highest listed yield at …

Key HighlightsiShares Core Cash ETF (ASX:BILL) has the lowest fee of the three at 0.07%, with a listedYieldof 4.27%.iShares Enhanced Cash ETF (ASX:ISEC) has a listed yield of 4.46% and a fee of 0.12%, with about 14% in bonds.Betashares Australian Cash Plus Active ETF …

Key HighlightsThe fund holds 105 companies and issuers, with the top ten making up 24.82% of the portfolio.Australian issuers make up 73.60%, with Singapore at 6.71% and the Netherlands at 3.76%.The listed annualYieldis shown as zero, though the fund has made a recent distribution.The …