Quarterly Dividend ETFs
Most US dividend ETFs pay quarterly. Payments typically land in the last weeks of March, June, September, and December, and the amount varies with what the underlying holdings paid that quarter.
8 of the 43 covered tickers match this screen, and 8 of them carry a complete trailing twelve months.
| Ticker | Frequency | TTM / Share | Latest Payment | Growth Streak | Sponsor Yield | Data as of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DGROiShares Core Dividend Growth ETF | quarterly | $1.4777 | $0.3306 | 1 yr (2025 to 2025) | 1.97% (30-day SEC yield, 2026-07-31) | 2026-08-18 |
| DIVBiShares Core Dividend ETF | quarterly | $1.3948 | $0.3324 | 1 yr (2025 to 2025) | not published | 2026-08-18 |
| DVYiShares Select Dividend ETF | quarterly | $5.2592 | $1.2472 | 1 yr (2025 to 2025) | 3.37% (30-day SEC yield, 2026-07-31) | 2026-08-18 |
| DVYEiShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF | quarterly | $1.6471 | $0.5717 | n/a | not published | 2026-08-18 |
| IDViShares International Select Dividend ETF | quarterly | $2.2766 | $1.1016 | 1 yr (2025 to 2025) | 4.61% (30-day SEC yield, 2026-07-31) | 2026-08-18 |
| SCHDSchwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF | quarterly | $1.0480 | $0.2525 | 8 yrs (2018 to 2025) | 3.13% (Distribution yield (TTM), 2026-07-31) | 2026-08-17 |
| SCHYSchwab International Dividend Equity ETF | quarterly | $1.1083 | $0.3571 | n/a | 3.70% (30-day SEC yield, 2026-08-14) | 2026-08-18 |
| VYMVanguard High Dividend Yield ETF | quarterly | $3.6303 | $0.9795 | n/a | not published | 2026-08-17 |
How to read this table
- TTM per Share
- Distributions per share over the trailing twelve months, split-adjusted, summed from the records we hold.
- Growth Streak
- Consecutive complete calendar years in which the split-adjusted annual payout rose. Two complete calendar years on record is the minimum, so a young fund shows no streak even when its payout has been rising.
- Sponsor Yield
- The yield figure the fund sponsor publishes, with the kind of yield and the date it was read. We hold no price data and never compute a yield ourselves.
- n/a
- We hold no figure that clears the bar for that column. Hover or focus the marker to read the specific reason for that ticker; it is a coverage limit, never a judgement about the payer.
What This Set Looks Like
Computed from the 8 matched records themselves, at each ticker's own citation date. These figures move when the set moves; nothing here is written by hand. Payout per share is deliberately never ranked across tickers, because a dollar figure per share means different things at different price scales.
Record depth. The 8 tickers on this screen carry 107 recorded payments between them, a median of 10 each. SCHD holds the deepest record in the set, 40 payments back to 2016-09-19, and VYM the shallowest at 6 payments across 514 days from 2025-03-21. That spread is why a column can be filled for one row here and empty for the next.
Trailing-year coverage. 8 of the 8 carry a complete trailing twelve months and show a summed payout. None of them is missing one, so every payout figure in the table above is a full twelve months of records.
Payment calendar. March is the busiest month for this set, with 8 of the 8 going ex-dividend in it, and March the quietest paying month at 8. 8 calendar months hold no ex-date at all from this set, which is what an income plan built on it has to work around. Month by month, the whole coverage set is on payments by month.
Steadiness. 1 of the 8 keep their payments inside 15% between smallest and largest (SCHD), and 7 do not (DGRO, DIVB, DVY, DVYE, IDV, SCHY, VYM). The widest spread belongs to DVYE at 450% across trailing twelve months.
Growth figures. 7 of the set support a calendar-year payout comparison (DGRO, DIVB, DVY, DVYE, IDV, SCHD, SCHY), 0 support only a rolling trailing-year one, and 1 support neither (VYM). 5 carry a running streak of complete-year increases, the longest being DGRO at 1 years (2025 to 2025).
Sponsor figures. 5 of the 8 have a sponsor-published yield on record, of 2 different kinds: 30-day SEC yield, Distribution yield (TTM). Those kinds are not interchangeable, which is why the table prints the kind next to the number. Expense ratios are published for 5 of them, running from 0.06% on SCHD to 0.50% on IDV. That is a like-for-like comparison, unlike a dollar payout per share.
Sponsors represented. iShares (BlackRock) (5: DGRO, DIVB, DVY, DVYE, IDV); Schwab Asset Management (2: SCHD, SCHY); Vanguard (1: VYM). A screen concentrated in one sponsor is a fact about our coverage as much as about the market.
Figures are computed from issuer and sponsor distribution records, with sources linked on each ticker page; yields are sponsor-published figures rather than our calculations. The full set is on the dividend tables, and the rules are on the methodology page.
Other screens: Monthly Dividend Payers · Dividend Growth Streaks. Calendar view on payments by month, income arithmetic on the calculator hub.