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CASH.TO

Global X High Interest Savings ETF

Updated Jul 29, 2026

Diversified ETF · Fund / ETF · Canada · ETF

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Last verified: 2026-07-29

Fund Overview

CASH is a cash-alternative fund managed by Global X Investments Canada that invests in high-interest deposit accounts held at Canadian banks, rather than in publicly traded stocks or bonds, aiming to provide a yield that broadly tracks prevailing short-term interest rates.

Index Strategy

CASH's strategy is to place substantially all of the fund's assets in high-interest savings deposit accounts at one or more Canadian banks, rather than tracking a published securities index; its yield floats with the interest rates paid on those deposit accounts.

Geographic Exposure

The fund's underlying deposit accounts are held at Canadian financial institutions; it does not hold foreign-currency-denominated assets or publicly traded securities.

Principal Risks

As a fund investing in high-interest deposit accounts at Canadian financial institutions rather than in publicly traded securities, CASH.TO carries counterparty risk to the deposit-taking institutions it uses and interest-rate risk to the degree that its yield floats with prevailing deposit rates; it does not carry equity-market risk and is not a government-insured deposit itself.

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