October 2023 ETF Dividend Update: FNB

Published on: Oct 23, 2023 12:00:00 AM

This week, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) from FNB are preparing to pay dividends, with upcoming last dates to trade.

Here’s the list

FNB MidCap ETF will be paying R0.11 per share. 

  • Last trading date – 24 October 2023
  • Payment date – 30 October 2023

FNB Top 40 ETF will be paying R0.90 per share. 

  • Last trading date – 24 October 2023
  • Payment date – 30 October 2023

FNB Government Inflation Linked Bond ETF will be paying R0.20 per share. 

  • Last trading date – 24 October 2023
  • Payment date – 30 October 2023

 

Dividend-paying ETFs for October 2023 may not be limited to the above list. Should more ETFs declare dividends, further updates will be provided.

 The above-listed ETFs are available in your Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA). Using a TFSA allows you to invest up to R36k annually and R500k over a lifetime tax free. To read more on TFSAs you can click here

*20% Tax applicable on dividends payout unless stated otherwise by the fund.📁

Read more on dividends in our FAQ Portal by clicking here or using the option below:

What are Dividends

 

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