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BMO High Yield US Corporate Bond Index ETF (ZJK.TO) pays CA$0.102 today

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Dividend history

BMO High Yield US Corporate Bond Index ETF

ZJK.TO

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$0.000$0.051$0.1022025-04-29: $0.09002025-05-29: $0.09002025-06-27: $0.09002025-07-30: $0.09002025-08-28: $0.09002025-09-29: $0.10002025-10-30: $0.10102025-11-26: $0.10102025-12-30: $0.10102026-01-29: $0.10202026-02-26: $0.10202026-03-30: $0.09902026-04-29: $0.09902026-05-28: $0.09902026-06-29: $0.10202026-07-30: $0.1020Apr 25Dec 25Jul 26

Recent payments

$0.1020CAD

Ex: Jul 30, 2026

Pay: Aug 5

Monthly

$0.1020CAD

Ex: Jun 29, 2026

$0.0990CAD

Ex: May 28, 2026

$0.0990CAD

Ex: Apr 29, 2026

$0.0990CAD

Ex: Mar 30, 2026

$0.1020CAD

Ex: Feb 26, 2026

$0.1020CAD

Ex: Jan 29, 2026

$0.1010CAD

Ex: Dec 30, 2025

$0.1010CAD

Ex: Nov 26, 2025

$0.1010CAD

Ex: Oct 30, 2025

Payment day is today!

The BMO High Yield US Corporate Bond Index ETF (ZJK.TO) is distributing a cash dividend of CA$0.102 today. If you held shares before the ex-dividend date of July 30, 2026, you’re eligible to receive this payment.

Investor takeaway: Expect to see CA$0.102 credited to your account today. This regular payment is part of the ETF's monthly distribution schedule, providing a reliable income stream for shareholders.

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BMO High Yield US Corporate Bond Index ETF

ZJK.TO

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ZJK.TO

BMO High Yield US Corporate Bond Index ETF

Source:WealthAwesomeWealthAwesome
$0.31 (1.66%)
120 day period
$18.31$18.85$19.39Feb 11May 8Aug 4

Market cap

$1.72B

Div. yield

620.00%

52W high

$19.34

52W low

$17.66

Beta

1.13

CA$0.102 Dividend Payment

This is the 36th payment in about 2.9 years, showing a consistent dividend distribution.

Dividend Details

The BMO High Yield US Corporate Bond Index ETF continues to pay a monthly dividend of CA$0.102, the same as before. Remember, the ex-dividend date was July 30, 2026, so only those who owned the ETF on that date will receive this payment. The ETF currently has a trailing yield of 620.00%, reflecting its market performance.

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Payment History

In the last 2.9 years, the BMO High Yield US Corporate Bond Index ETF has made 36 dividend payments, with four increases during this time. This consistent payment history highlights the ETF's dedication to returning value to its investors. The monthly payments allow for predictable income, which can be especially useful for those investing in registered accounts like a TFSA or RRSP.

Dividend calendar

TickerZJK.TO
AmountCA$0.102
Ex-dividend2026-07-30
Record2026-07-30
Payment2026-08-05
Declared2026-07-23
Trailing yield620.00%
Stock pageZJK.TO dividend history

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Published: August 5, 2026
Last Updated: August 5, 2026

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