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First Trust RiverFront Dynamic Developed International ETF (RFDI) Declares $0.35 Quarterly Dividend

First Trust RiverFront Dynamic Developed International ETF (RFDI) declared a $0.35 quarterly dividend. Record date Mar 26; payment Mar 31 — details inside.

First Trust RiverFront Dynamic Developed International ETF (NASDAQ: RFDI) announced a quarterly dividend on March 25. Investors of record on March 26 will receive a dividend of $0.3485 per share, paid on March 31. The fund’s quarterly payout, commonly reported as $0.35, is relevant for income-focused investors tracking international equity income.

At $0.3485 per share for the quarter, the dividend annualizes to approximately $1.394 per share (four quarters). While that simple annualized figure helps investors estimate yearly cash flow, dividend yield depends on the ETF’s market price and can fluctuate. To calculate the current dividend yield, divide the annualized dividend by RFDI’s current share price.

RFDI — the First Trust RiverFront Dynamic Developed International ETF — focuses on developed international markets, offering exposure beyond U.S. equities. Quarterly dividends like this one are a standard way that many international and global ETFs distribute income to shareholders. For investors seeking regular payouts from international equity exposure, this distribution may be of interest.

Key dividend details:
- Announced: March 25
- Record date: March 26
- Payment date: March 31
- Quarterly amount: $0.3485 per share (reported as $0.35)
- Approximate annualized amount: $1.394 per share

Before making investment decisions, verify the dividend announcement on official sources such as NASDAQ filings or First Trust’s investor communications. Dividend amounts and payment schedules are subject to change, and past distributions do not guarantee future payouts. Investors should also consider factors like the ETF’s expense ratio, holdings, and how distributions fit into their overall portfolio income strategy.

If you rely on ETF dividends for income, consult a financial advisor or tax professional to understand how distributions affect your tax situation and income planning. For the latest on RFDI, check the fund’s prospectus, official dividend notices, and real-time quotes on NASDAQ or your brokerage platform.

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