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Invesco 1-3 Year Laddered Floating Rate Note Index ETF (PFL.TO) has raised its dividend 13 times on record

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Invesco 1-3 Year Laddered Floating Rate Note Index ETF

PFL.TO

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$0.000$0.027$0.0532025-04-29: $0.04552025-05-29: $0.04502025-06-27: $0.04652025-07-30: $0.04672025-08-28: $0.04682025-09-29: $0.04722025-10-30: $0.04362025-11-27: $0.04182025-12-30: $0.05342026-01-29: $0.03882026-02-26: $0.03902026-03-30: $0.03892026-04-29: $0.03882026-05-28: $0.03902026-06-29: $0.03902026-07-30: $0.0392Apr 25Dec 25Jul 26

Recent payments

$0.0392CAD

Ex: Jul 30, 2026

Pay: Aug 10

Monthly

$0.0390CAD

Ex: Jun 29, 2026

$0.0390CAD

Ex: May 28, 2026

$0.0388CAD

Ex: Apr 29, 2026

$0.0389CAD

Ex: Mar 30, 2026

$0.0390CAD

Ex: Feb 26, 2026

$0.0388CAD

Ex: Jan 29, 2026

$0.0534CAD

Ex: Dec 30, 2025

$0.0418CAD

Ex: Nov 27, 2025

$0.0436CAD

Ex: Oct 30, 2025

Invesco 1-3 Year Laddered Floating Rate Note Index ETF has a strong track record of increasing dividends.

Invesco 1-3 Year Laddered Floating Rate Note Index ETF (PFL.TO) has paid out dividends 36 times over about 2.9 years. It has raised its dividend 13 times, showing its commitment to providing value to investors.

Investor takeaway: For Canadian retail investors, especially those using registered accounts like TFSA or RRSP, the consistent dividend increases from PFL.TO can play a key role in long-term investment strategies.

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Invesco 1-3 Year Laddered Floating Rate Note Index ETF

PFL.TO

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PFL.TO

Invesco 1-3 Year Laddered Floating Rate Note Index ETF

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$0.01 (-0.05%)
120 day period
$19.45$19.48$19.51Feb 9May 6Jul 30

Market cap

$263.36M

Div. yield

264.00%

52W high

$19.49

52W low

$18.97

Beta

0.01

13 Dividend Raises

Invesco 1-3 Year Laddered Floating Rate Note Index ETF has increased its dividend from CA$0.039 to CA$0.0392 CAD, marking its 13th raise.

Dividend Payment History

This ETF has a solid history of dividend payments, with 36 distributions since it started. It consistently provides monthly dividends, with the latest payment being CA$0.0392 CAD, up from CA$0.039 CAD. This steady growth in dividends can be attractive for investors looking for regular income.

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Recent Dividend Increase

The latest dividend announcement for Invesco 1-3 Year Laddered Floating Rate Note Index ETF was on July 23, 2026. The ex-dividend date is July 30, 2026, and the payment date is set for August 10, 2026. This increase marks the 13th time the ETF has raised its dividend since it began distributing, highlighting its dedication to enhancing shareholder value.

Dividend calendar

TickerPFL.TO
AmountCA$0.0392
Ex-dividend2026-07-30
Record2026-07-30
Payment2026-08-10
Declared2026-07-23
Trailing yield264.00%
Stock pagePFL.TO dividend history

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Published: July 31, 2026
Last Updated: July 31, 2026

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