Invesco BulletShares 2034 (BSMY) Declares $0.0741 Monthly Dividend — 3.7% Yield
Invesco BulletShares 2034 ETF (BSMY) declared a $0.0741 monthly dividend; record holders on May 18 get payout May 22. Annualized yield about 3.7% annually.
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Invesco BulletShares 2034 Municipal Bond ETF (NASDAQ: BSMY) has declared a monthly dividend of $0.0741 per share, according to NASDAQ Dividends. Investors of record on May 18 will receive the distribution on May 22. The payout translates to an annualized yield of roughly 3.7%, making BSMY attractive to income-focused investors seeking municipal bond exposure.
BSMY is part of Invesco’s BulletShares municipal bond suite, which targets a specific maturity year — in this case, 2034. Municipal bond ETFs like BSMY generally invest in a diversified portfolio of municipal bonds and can provide steady income with maturity-focused duration. For many investors, monthly dividends from municipal bond ETFs offer consistent cash flow while maintaining exposure to municipal credit and interest-rate trends.
A $0.0741 monthly dividend may seem modest on a per-share basis, but the monthly cadence compounds into a predictable income stream. With the declared payout and the reported 3.7% annualized yield, BSMY may suit taxable and tax-aware investors who value regular distributions. Note that municipal bonds often provide federally tax-exempt interest, though investors should verify the ETF’s tax treatment and consult a tax advisor for their personal situation.
Record and payout dates are important: eligible shareholders must be on the books as of the record date to receive the distribution. NASDAQ Dividends reported the declaration on May 18, and the cash will be distributed to qualifying holders on May 22. If you trade BSMY around these dates, be aware of how ex-dividend and settlement rules can affect eligibility for the payment.
As always, evaluate BSMY’s yield, credit quality, and maturity profile against your portfolio needs. Municipal bond ETFs can help diversify fixed-income allocations, but they also carry interest-rate risk and credit considerations tied to municipal issuers. For investors considering BSMY for income, review the fund’s fact sheet, compare yields across municipal ETFs, and consult a financial advisor to confirm alignment with your income and tax goals.
For the latest dividend updates and fund details, check official Invesco communications and NASDAQ filings before making investment decisions.
Published on: May 20, 2026, 2:07 pm
