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Betashares Australian High Interest Cash ETF

BetasharesBonds and cash

ASX category: Cash.

Unit price$50.23
Management fee0.18%$180 a year on $100,000
Fund size$5.1bnOne of the 25 largest ASX ETFs
Distribution yield4.1%Last 12 months
Return, 5 years3.5%a year, after fees
Holdings–Not available yet
Biggest country–Not available yet

Past returns

$10,000 invested–
1 year4.2%
3 years4.3%a year
5 years3.5%a year
10 years2.5%a year

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Fees, fund size, yield and returns are from the ASX Investment Products report as at 30 September 2026. Returns are total returns (distributions reinvested) after fees and before tax; 3, 5 and 10 year figures are a year, on average, and the chart uses the report’s monthly returns, which start in January 2017. Companies and countries come from the fund manager’s published holdings. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

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