TSX open
Loading markets…

Advertisement

Investing

iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF Common Class (CLF.TO) raised its dividend to CA$0.035

By Wealth Awesome -

Follow live quotes and coverage.

Stocks & ETFs:CLF.TO

Get CLF alerts:

Photos provided by Pexels

Dividend history

iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF Common Class

CLF.TO

Full quote →
$0.000$0.018$0.0352025-04-25: $0.03202025-05-22: $0.03202025-06-25: $0.03202025-07-28: $0.03302025-08-26: $0.03302025-09-24: $0.03302025-10-28: $0.03302025-11-19: $0.03302025-12-30: $0.03302026-01-27: $0.03302026-02-24: $0.03302026-03-26: $0.03302026-04-27: $0.03302026-05-21: $0.03302026-06-25: $0.03302026-07-28: $0.0350Apr 25Dec 25Jul 26

Recent payments

$0.0350CAD

Ex: Jul 28, 2026

Pay: Jul 31

Monthly

$0.0330CAD

Ex: Jun 25, 2026

$0.0330CAD

Ex: May 21, 2026

$0.0330CAD

Ex: Apr 27, 2026

$0.0330CAD

Ex: Mar 26, 2026

$0.0330CAD

Ex: Feb 24, 2026

$0.0330CAD

Ex: Jan 27, 2026

$0.0330CAD

Ex: Dec 30, 2025

$0.0330CAD

Ex: Nov 19, 2025

$0.0330CAD

Ex: Oct 28, 2025

The iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF Common Class has raised its dividend.

As of July 30, 2026, the monthly dividend for the iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF Common Class (CLF.TO) is now CA$0.035, up from CA$0.033. This increase shows the fund's commitment to delivering returns to its investors.

Investor takeaway: This dividend hike could be appealing to those looking for income through dividends, especially if you hold the ETF in registered accounts like a TFSA or RRSP.

Advertisement

KOHO

Earn cash back with a smarter spending account

Open a KOHO account and start earning on everyday purchases — no annual fee on the base plan.

iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF Common Class

CLF.TO

Full stock page →

CLF.TO

iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF Common Class

Source:WealthAwesomeWealthAwesome
$0.10 (-0.57%)
120 day period
$17.46$17.59$17.72Feb 6May 5Jul 29

Market cap

$757.08M

Div. yield

225.00%

52W high

$17.60

52W low

$17.05

Beta

1.19

New Dividend Amount: CA$0.035

The new dividend reflects a CA$0.002 increase from the previous amount of CA$0.033.

Dividend Details

The new dividend of CA$0.035 will be paid on July 31, 2026. Keep in mind that the ex-dividend date is July 28, 2026, so you need to buy shares before this date to receive the upcoming payment. The previous dividend was CA$0.033, indicating steady growth in the fund's payouts.

Advertisement

Payment History

The iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF has consistently paid dividends, with 36 payments over about 2.9 years. This includes four previous increases, highlighting the fund's ability to boost returns for its investors over time.

Dividend calendar

TickerCLF.TO
AmountCA$0.035
Ex-dividend2026-07-28
Record2026-07-28
Payment2026-07-31
Declared2026-07-21
Trailing yield225.00%
Stock pageCLF.TO dividend history

Advertisement

Advertisement

Wealth Awesome
Written by

Wealth Awesome

Timely coverage of Canadian stocks, earnings, dividends, and market movers for DIY investors. Stories are checked against exchange data and public filings.

View Full Profile →

✅ Reviewed by Certified Financial Professionals

This content has been reviewed by CFA® charterholders and Certified Financial Planners (CFP®) with over a decade of experience in Canadian financial markets. All information is fact-checked against official Canadian sources and regulations.

Why these credentials matter: CFA® charterholders complete 900+ hours of rigorous study in investment analysis and ethics. CFP® professionals are held to the highest standards of financial planning competency and fiduciary duty in Canada.

📊 Data AccuracyVerified sources
🇨🇦 Canadian FocusLocal expertise
🔍 Fact-CheckedEditorial review

⚠️ Professional Disclaimer

This content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered personalized financial advice. While our team brings professional expertise, individual circumstances vary. For personalized guidance, consult with a qualified financial advisor, tax professional, or mortgage specialist.

Published: July 30, 2026
Last Updated: July 30, 2026

Sponsored links

Advertisement