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Mackenzie Canadian Short Term Fixed Income ETF (MCSB.TO) went ex-dividend — CA$0.0449

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Dividend history

Mackenzie Canadian Short Term Fixed Income ETF

MCSB.TO

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$0.000$0.028$0.0562025-05-01: $0.05352025-06-02: $0.05352025-07-02: $0.05352025-08-01: $0.05172025-09-02: $0.05172025-10-01: $0.05172025-11-03: $0.05582025-12-01: $0.05582025-12-30: $0.04332026-02-02: $0.05062026-03-02: $0.05062026-04-01: $0.05062026-05-01: $0.05292026-06-01: $0.05292026-07-02: $0.05292026-08-04: $0.0449May 25Dec 25Aug 26

Recent payments

$0.0449CAD

Ex: Aug 4, 2026

Pay: Aug 11

Monthly

$0.0529CAD

Ex: Jul 2, 2026

$0.0529CAD

Ex: Jun 1, 2026

$0.0529CAD

Ex: May 1, 2026

$0.0506CAD

Ex: Apr 1, 2026

$0.0506CAD

Ex: Mar 2, 2026

$0.0506CAD

Ex: Feb 2, 2026

$0.0433CAD

Ex: Dec 30, 2025

$0.0558CAD

Ex: Dec 1, 2025

$0.0558CAD

Ex: Nov 3, 2025


Mackenzie Canadian Short Term Fixed Income ETF (MCSB.TO) went ex-dividend on August 4, 2026. If you bought shares on or after this date, you won’t receive the upcoming dividend payment. The dividend is CA$0.0449 CAD, and it will be paid out on August 11, 2026.

Investor takeaway: If you held shares before the ex-dividend date, this dividend is a return on your investment. The ETF has consistently paid dividends, with 37 distributions over the last three years, including 11 increases.

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Mackenzie Canadian Short Term Fixed Income ETF

MCSB.TO

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MCSB.TO

Mackenzie Canadian Short Term Fixed Income ETF

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$0.13 (-0.65%)
120 day period
$19.77$19.96$20.15Feb 6May 7Aug 5

Market cap

$42.72M

Div. yield

311.00%

52W high

$19.92

52W low

$19.29

Beta

1.04

Dividend Details

The recent dividend of CA$0.0449 is lower than the previous amount of CA$0.0529.

Understanding Ex-Dividend

The term 'ex-dividend' indicates the cutoff date for receiving a dividend payment. When an ETF goes ex-dividend, new buyers won’t receive the next dividend. In this case, if you held shares of the Mackenzie Canadian Short Term Fixed Income ETF before August 4, 2026, you’re eligible for the payout on August 11, 2026.

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Dividend Payment History

Mackenzie Canadian Short Term Fixed Income ETF has a strong history of dividend payments, with 37 distributions in the past three years. The recent dividend of CA$0.0449 shows a decrease from the previous CA$0.0529. However, the ETF has a pattern of increasing dividends, with 11 raises during this time, demonstrating its commitment to providing returns to investors.


Dividend calendar

TickerMCSB.TO
AmountCA$0.0449
Ex-dividend2026-08-04
Record2026-08-04
Payment2026-08-11
Declared2026-07-27
Trailing yield311.00%
Stock pageMCSB.TO dividend history

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Published: August 6, 2026
Last Updated: August 6, 2026

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