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Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond (VSC.TO) raised its dividend to CA$0.0797

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Dividend history

Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond

VSC.TO

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$0.000$0.049$0.0982025-05-01: $0.07052025-06-02: $0.07242025-07-02: $0.07582025-08-01: $0.07612025-09-02: $0.07082025-10-01: $0.07532025-11-03: $0.07622025-12-01: $0.06622025-12-30: $0.05622026-02-02: $0.09842026-03-02: $0.06722026-04-01: $0.07922026-05-01: $0.07772026-06-01: $0.07372026-07-02: $0.07872026-08-04: $0.0797May 25Dec 25Aug 26

Recent payments

$0.0797CAD

Ex: Aug 4, 2026

Pay: Aug 11

Monthly

$0.0787CAD

Ex: Jul 2, 2026

$0.0737CAD

Ex: Jun 1, 2026

$0.0777CAD

Ex: May 1, 2026

$0.0792CAD

Ex: Apr 1, 2026

$0.0672CAD

Ex: Mar 2, 2026

$0.0984CAD

Ex: Feb 2, 2026

$0.0562CAD

Ex: Dec 30, 2025

$0.0662CAD

Ex: Dec 1, 2025

$0.0762CAD

Ex: Nov 3, 2025


The Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond has increased its monthly dividend.

Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond (VSC.TO) has raised its monthly dividend to CA$0.0797, up from CA$0.0787. This shows the fund's commitment to providing returns to its investors.

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Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond

VSC.TO

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VSC.TO

Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond

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$0.26 (-1.07%)
120 day period
$24.00$24.22$24.44Feb 10May 8Aug 4

Market cap

$1.57B

Div. yield

368.00%

52W high

$24.13

52W low

$23.30

Beta

1.04

Investor takeaway: The new dividend amount indicates steady growth in the fund's distribution strategy, which is appealing to those looking for regular income through dividends.

New Dividend Amount vs. Prior

The dividend has increased by CA$0.001, reflecting a consistent approach to enhancing shareholder value.

Dividend Increase Details

The recent increase in the dividend for Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond (VSC.TO) to CA$0.0797 is significant as it surpasses the previous amount of CA$0.0787. This change aligns with the fund's ongoing strategy to boost returns for its investors. The new dividend will be paid on August 11, 2026, after the ex-dividend date of August 4, 2026.

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Historical Context

Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond has a solid track record of consistent dividend payments, with 37 payments made over about three years. This includes 17 dividend increases, showing a reliable pattern of growth in distributions. Investors using registered accounts, like TFSA or RRSP, may find this increase beneficial for their income strategies.


Dividend calendar

TickerVSC.TO
AmountCA$0.0797
Ex-dividend2026-08-04
Record2026-08-04
Payment2026-08-11
Declared2026-07-27
Trailing yield368.00%
Stock pageVSC.TO dividend history

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Published: August 5, 2026
Last Updated: August 5, 2026

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