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Funds, stocks, and articles on Dividend Vision tagged "Floating Rate".

17 tickers carry the Floating Rate tag on Dividend Vision (14 ETFs, 3 Closed-End Funds). The highest distribution rates are XFLT (16.41%), PFN (14.09%), VVR (12.34%). 1 article covers the theme, most recently "Where Should You Store Cash?".

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17 tickers

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ETFs (14)

TickerIssuerNameDist. RateInception
JBBBJanus HendersonJanus Henderson B-BBB CLO ETF6.41%Jan 11, 2022
FFLXFirst TrustFirst Trust Flexible Income ETF6.23%Aug 10, 2026
AAAPPacerPacer Barings CLO Market Flex ETF5.88%Jun 23, 2026
AAACColumbia ThreadneedleColumbia AAA CLO ETF5.32%Dec 11, 2025
CLOXEldridge Capital ManagementEldridge AAA CLO ETF4.93%Jul 18, 2023
CLOAiSharesiShares AAA CLO Active ETF4.68%Jan 10, 2023
PAAAPGIM InvestmentsPGIM AAA CLO ETF4.37%Jul 19, 2023
FLTRVanEckVanEck IG Floating Rate ETF4.18%Apr 25, 2011
FLRNState StreetState Street SPDR Bloomberg Investment Grade Floating Rate ETF4.14%Nov 30, 2011
FLOTiSharesiShares Floating Rate Bond ETF4.12%Jun 14, 2011
FLDRFidelity InvestmentsFidelity Low Duration Bond Factor ETF3.98%Jun 12, 2018
TFLOiSharesiShares Treasury Floating Rate Bond ETF3.78%Feb 4, 2014
USFRWisdomTreeWisdomTree Floating Rate Treasury Fund3.76%Feb 4, 2014
SOFRAmplify ETFsAmplify Samsung SOFR ETF3.70%Nov 14, 2023

Closed-End Funds (3)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
XFLTXA InvestmentsXAI Octagon Floating Rate & Alternative Income Term Trust16.41%
PFNPIMCOPIMCO Income Strategy Fund II14.09%
VVRInvescoInvesco Senior Income Trust12.34%

1 article

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  • Where Should You Store Cash?

    A practical look at Treasury bill ETFs, cash alternatives, and where investors may consider storing cash.

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