Mackenzie Floating Rate Income ETF (MFT.TO) has paid dividends for 3+ years

Mackenzie Floating Rate Income ETF has made 38 dividend payments over about 3.3 years. That gives investors a record of past distributions to review, rather than a claim based on only a few payments.

Mackenzie Floating Rate Income ETF (MFT.TO) is listed in Canada and pays distributions monthly. Its supplied history shows 38 payments and 11 detected increases. These figures describe past distributions, not what the fund will pay in the future. See the MFT.TO fund page for more information.

Investor takeaway: The fund has made regular monthly payments for more than three years, with 11 detected increases. That history does not guarantee future income or further increases. The latest listed payment is CA$0.104 per unit, up from CA$0.093.

38 payments over about 3.3 years

The supplied history lists 38 payments and 11 detected increases. These figures show the fund’s distribution record, but they don’t guarantee future payments or a particular distribution amount.

A payment record spanning more than three years

Mackenzie Floating Rate Income ETF’s supplied history covers about 3.3 years. It shows 38 payments and 11 detected increases. The figures don’t show that every payment was the same size, or that future distributions will stay at a particular level. Review the MFT.TO stock page alongside the fund’s history on this page.

The latest supplied distribution

The latest listed distribution is CA$0.104 per unit, compared with CA$0.093 previously. It is labelled monthly. The ex-dividend and record dates were November 2, 2026, and the payment date is November 9, 2026. As of November 3, the ex-dividend and record dates have passed, while the payment date is still ahead. These dates apply to this distribution and don’t predict the next one.

What the payment history can tell you

A multi-year payment history can help Canadian investors understand how a fund has distributed income in the past. It can’t guarantee future payments, and past increases don’t ensure more increases. If you’re considering MFT.TO, review the fund page and the history here alongside your own investment goals.

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