NOBL Ex-Dividend Date & Dividend Calculator

ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aris (NOBL) is a dividend-growth name with a track record of steady dividend increases, currently paying a quarterly distribution at a yield of 2.0%. The annual growth rate of the dividend matters more than the absolute yield for long-run compounding. Combined with a dividend-reinvestment (DRIP) strategy, long-term portfolio income can grow substantially.

For dividend-growth names, a track record of maintaining or raising the dividend even through recessions is a key selection criterion. Check dividend continuity and payout ratio together. See the complete dividend-types guide and the full dividend-dates guide.

Selection criteria — NOBL, an ETF holding only 'Dividend Aristocrats' — names with 25+ years of consecutive increases, sits in the dividend-growth category. It follows index rules that only admit names with a minimum streak of dividend increases.

Payout mechanics — Paid quarterly, with a current yield of 2.0% (as of 2026.09.06) — lower on the surface than high-yield or covered-call names. Per-payment amounts has stayed fairly steady payment to payment (variability score 0.11), consistent with this category's pattern of gradual increases. The per-payment amount is about $0.3040, paid roughly 4 times a year. This figure is recalculated every period, so it isn't guaranteed to hold going forward — it's a reference point based on past payment history. NOBL's $0.3040 per-payment figure is a snapshot, not a recommendation — weigh it against your own research before acting.

Risk to watch — Compounding from reinvested dividends is the real payoff of this category, but it takes years to show up — this isn't built for short holding periods. The ex-dividend date shown (2026-09-23) is not an official announcement — it's estimated from past payment intervals. See how that plays out concretely in the 5-year simulator and the DRIP reinvestment strategy guide. If you're holding or considering NOBL, treat this $0.3040 per-payment figure as a reference point rather than a buy/hold signal — not a conclusion from one snapshot.

Summary — NOBL (ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aris) pays $0.3040 per period on a quarterly cadence. Simply annualized at 4x/year, that's about $1.22 — purely arithmetic assuming current terms hold, nothing more. It's easy to anchor on the headline yield alone, but for NOBL the fact that payments has stayed fairly steady payment to payment (variability score 0.11) is the more useful signal for what to expect period to period. When making decisions about NOBL, it's safer to treat the $0.3040 figure above as one reference among several rather than the sole basis.