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A declaration lands on this board as soon as it reaches the payment record — typically the day it's announced or the next morning. Type your share count into the income calculator to turn any amount into your check.
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How the Announcement Rhythm Works
YieldMax runs its distributions on a steady weekly machine: amounts are declared early in the week, and in our payment records most funds' ex-dates land on Thursdays — the monthly-cadence funds rotate through their groups while the weekly payers (ULTY, YMAX, LFGY and their siblings) repeat every single week. The issuer announces exact figures only days before each payout, which is why holders search for the numbers every week — and why this board recomputes from live payment records on every visit instead of quoting a stale schedule.
One honest caveat, because these funds swing by design: a bigger check this week is not a raise and a smaller one is not a cut unless the trend holds. Option premium moves with volatility, so single-week jumps of 20% either way are routine. The change column here compares each amount to the same fund's previous check; for whether a move is a wobble or a trend, the fund's full payment history and the live cut & raise board settle it.
When a fund's payments fall into a sustained downtrend — not one soft week, the real pattern — we send one plain email. No weekly noise, no promotions.
Shares × the declared amount = your check. The Dividend Income Calculator does it for every fund you hold and remembers them on a running tape — free, no signup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did YieldMax announce today?
The board above shows the newest declared amounts across all 60 funds, refreshed from real payment records on every visit. If a declaration was posted this morning, it appears here as soon as it reaches the record — usually the same day or the next morning.
When does YieldMax announce dividends?
The issuer publishes its own schedule, and the pattern in our records is steady: amounts declared early in the week, ex-dates mostly on Thursdays, weekly payers repeating every week. Exact figures exist only days in advance — nobody can quote next week's amount today, and anyone who does is guessing.
Why did my fund pay less than last time?
Variable payers move with option premium, which moves with volatility. Check the fund's row above for the size of the change, then its full history page for the trend. Our statistics board flags genuine multi-week slides and separates them from routine wobble.