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US High Interest Savings Account ETF (HISU-U.TO) raised its dividend to CA$0.313

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Dividend history

US High Interest Savings Account ETF

HISU-U.TO

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$0.000$0.204$0.4082024-12-30: $0.40802024-12-31: $0.02402025-01-28: $0.31402025-02-26: $0.33802025-03-27: $0.33502025-04-29: $0.38102025-05-28: $0.33402025-06-26: $0.33602025-07-29: $0.38202025-08-27: $0.33402025-09-25: $0.33102025-10-28: $0.36002025-11-25: $0.28602025-12-30: $0.34702025-12-31: $0.01902026-07-28: $0.3130Dec 24Jul 25Jul 26

Recent payments

$0.3130CAD

Ex: Jul 28, 2026

Pay: Aug 10

Monthly

$0.0190CAD

Ex: Dec 31, 2025

Pay: Jan 8

$0.3470CAD

Ex: Dec 30, 2025

Pay: Jan 8

$0.2860CAD

Ex: Nov 25, 2025

Pay: Dec 5

$0.3600CAD

Ex: Oct 28, 2025

Pay: Nov 7

$0.3310CAD

Ex: Sep 25, 2025

Pay: Oct 8

$0.3340CAD

Ex: Aug 27, 2025

Pay: Sep 8

$0.3820CAD

Ex: Jul 29, 2025

Pay: Aug 8

$0.3360CAD

Ex: Jun 26, 2025

Pay: Jul 8

$0.3340CAD

Ex: May 28, 2025

Pay: Jun 6

Monthly

The US High Interest Savings Account ETF (HISU-U.TO) has raised its monthly dividend from CA$0.019 to CA$0.313. This increase shows the fund's commitment to delivering value to its investors.

Investor takeaway: For Canadian retail investors, this higher dividend can boost the income potential of investments in registered accounts like TFSA or RRSP. The new dividend will apply to the upcoming payment date.

Dividend Raised to CA$0.313

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US High Interest Savings Account ETF

HISU-U.TO

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HISU-U.TO

US High Interest Savings Account ETF

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$0.09 (-0.09%)
120 day period
$100.00$100.16$100.31Feb 13May 12Aug 6

Div. yield

372.00%

52W high

$100.10

52W low

$96.57

Beta

0.29

The new dividend of CA$0.313 is a significant jump from the previous amount of CA$0.019.

Dividend Details

The US High Interest Savings Account ETF has increased its monthly dividend to CA$0.313. This notable rise from CA$0.019 reflects a shift in the fund's distribution strategy. The ex-dividend date for this increase was July 28, 2026, and the payment date is August 10, 2026.

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Historical Context

This dividend increase is part of a larger trend. The US High Interest Savings Account ETF has made 33 payments over about 2.9 years, including 15 previous increases. This track record suggests a stable approach to dividend management, which can be appealing to long-term investors.

Dividend calendar

TickerHISU-U.TO
AmountCA$0.313
Ex-dividend2026-07-28
Record2026-07-28
Payment2026-08-10
Declared2026-07-20
Trailing yield372.00%
Stock pageHISU-U.TO dividend history

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Published: August 7, 2026
Last Updated: August 7, 2026

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