When do ETFs pay dividends?
ETFs that pay dividends vary in terms of when they pay and how much.
Each ETF fund manager decides if (and/or when) an ETF will pay dividends. They can also change the schedule of when they pay dividends.
You can check when an ETF has paid its dividends by checking their payment date.
For reference, NASDAQ offers the public a tool to check when ETFs have paid a dividend. This is the date the dividend check or wire transfers is sent to investors.
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