Invesco BulletShares 2029 (BSJT) Declares $0.11 Monthly Dividend — 6.3% Yield
Invesco BulletShares 2029 (BSJT) declared a $0.1106 monthly dividend, paid Aug 28 with a 6.3% yield. Learn dividend details, record date and implications.
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Invesco BulletShares 2029 High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (NASDAQ: BSJT) has declared a monthly dividend of $0.1106 per share, offering continued income to holders of this high-yield corporate bond ETF. The dividend was declared on Monday, August 24, with shareholders of record on that date set to receive the payment on Friday, August 28.
BSJT’s monthly payout translates into a reported annualized yield of approximately 6.3%, making it a notable option for income-focused investors seeking higher yields in the fixed-income space. As a NASDAQ-listed ETF, BSJT targets high-yield corporate bonds maturing around 2029, combining a defined maturity structure with regular income distributions.
The BulletShares strategy is designed to provide a laddered, target-maturity approach that can help investors manage interest-rate and reinvestment risk relative to open-ended high-yield funds. By focusing on bonds that mature in a specific year, BSJT aims to deliver predictable cash flows and potential principal return at maturity, although credit and market risks remain.
Income investors considering BSJT should weigh the higher yield against the risks inherent in high-yield (below investment-grade) corporate debt. Credit risk, spread volatility, and changes in market interest rates can impact the fund’s NAV and forward distributions. Investors should review the ETF’s prospectus, holdings, expense ratio, and recent performance before investing.
For current shareholders, note the key dates: the declaration and record date were Monday, August 24, and the dividend payment date is Friday, August 28. Dividends are paid on a monthly schedule, which can be attractive for investors seeking regular cash flow.
Before making investment decisions, confirm the latest distribution details and yield information through your brokerage or Invesco’s official site, as yields and distributions can change. If you’re unsure whether BSJT fits your portfolio, consider consulting a financial advisor to align the fund’s high-yield, target-maturity strategy with your income goals and risk tolerance.
Published on: August 25, 2026, 10:07 am
