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CI High Interest Savings ETF (CSAV.TO) raised its dividend to CA$0.093

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CI High Interest Savings ETF

CSAV.TO

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$0.000$0.073$0.1462025-01-27: $0.14602025-02-24: $0.11702025-03-25: $0.10502025-04-24: $0.10602025-05-27: $0.11102025-06-24: $0.10202025-07-25: $0.10702025-08-25: $0.10702025-09-23: $0.10202025-10-27: $0.10902025-11-24: $0.08402025-12-23: $0.07302026-03-25: $0.08402026-04-24: $0.08602026-05-22: $0.08702026-07-27: $0.0930Jan 25Sep 25Jul 26

Recent payments

$0.0930CAD

Ex: Jul 27, 2026

Pay: Jul 31

Monthly

$0.0870CAD

Ex: May 22, 2026

$0.0860CAD

Ex: Apr 24, 2026

$0.0840CAD

Ex: Mar 25, 2026

$0.0730CAD

Ex: Dec 23, 2025

Pay: Dec 31

$0.0840CAD

Ex: Nov 24, 2025

Pay: Nov 28

$0.1090CAD

Ex: Oct 27, 2025

Pay: Oct 31

$0.1020CAD

Ex: Sep 23, 2025

Pay: Sep 29

$0.1070CAD

Ex: Aug 25, 2025

Pay: Aug 29

$0.1070CAD

Ex: Jul 25, 2025

Pay: Jul 31

CI High Interest Savings ETF has increased its dividend.

CI High Interest Savings ETF (CSAV.TO) has raised its dividend to CA$0.093 per share, up from CA$0.087. This shows the fund's commitment to providing returns to its investors.

Investor takeaway: This increase reflects CI High Interest Savings ETF's ongoing strategy to enhance shareholder value. If you hold registered accounts like TFSA or RRSP, this raise could support your long-term investment goals.

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CI High Interest Savings ETF

CSAV.TO

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CSAV.TO

CI High Interest Savings ETF

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$0.02 (-0.03%)
120 day period
$50.00$50.05$50.10Feb 4May 1Jul 27

Market cap

$4.54B

Div. yield

219.00%

52W high

$50.01

52W low

$48.94

Beta

0.00

Dividend Raised by CA$0.006

The dividend has gone up from CA$0.087 to CA$0.093, which is a 6.9% increase.

Dividend Details

The CI High Interest Savings ETF has raised its monthly dividend to CA$0.093, effective from the payment date of July 31, 2026. This increase from the previous dividend of CA$0.087 represents a 6.9% raise. Both the ex-dividend date and record date for this payment are set for July 27, 2026, so shareholders will receive this increased dividend.

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Dividend History

CI High Interest Savings ETF has a solid history of dividend payments, with 33 payments made over about 2.9 years. This recent increase is part of a trend, with 13 raises in the dividend amount during this time. The ETF continues to show its commitment to returning value to its shareholders.

Dividend calendar

TickerCSAV.TO
AmountCA$0.093
Ex-dividend2026-07-27
Record2026-07-27
Payment2026-07-31
Declared2026-07-16
Trailing yield219.00%
Stock pageCSAV.TO dividend history

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Published: July 28, 2026
Last Updated: July 28, 2026

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