Looking Up Assets with Rising Dividends

Yahoo Finance provides ETFs, stocks and bond data, including historical stock dividends and bond ETF coupons. 

I built the following tool to graph the historical dividends or coupons in order to see if they have grown.

Date,Dividends 2011-03-25,0.599000 2011-06-23,0.605000 2011-09-26,0.630000 2011-12-22,0.770000 2012-03-26,0.632000 2012-06-19,0.639000 2012-09-25,0.798000 2012-12-19,0.930000 2013-03-25,0.743000 2013-06-26,0.808000 2013-09-24,0.835000 2013-12-23,0.959000 2014-03-25,0.831000 2014-06-24,0.915000 2014-09-24,0.934000 2014-12-24,1.103000 2015-03-25,1.002000 2015-06-24,1.181000 2015-09-25,1.082000 2015-12-24,1.187000 2015-12-29,0.190000 2016-06-21,0.998000 2016-09-26,1.103000 2016-12-21,1.304000 2017-03-24,1.032000 2017-06-27,1.117000 2017-09-26,1.284000 2017-12-19,1.273000 2018-03-22,1.229000 2018-06-26,1.281000 2018-09-26,1.277000 2018-12-17,1.442000 2018-12-28,0.322000 2019-03-20,1.130000 2019-06-17,1.778000 2019-09-24,1.483000 2019-12-16,2.039000 2020-03-25,1.531000 2020-06-15,1.261000 2020-09-23,1.506000 2020-12-14,1.610000 2021-03-25,1.311000 2021-06-10,1.225000 2021-09-24,1.693000 2021-12-13,1.498000

How to Use This Tool?

1. Go to Yahoo Finance page.
2. Click on the search bar and type in the target ticker like IVV.
3. Select target start date and end date.
4. Select "Historical Data" and "Dividend only".
5. Click on "Download" which will give you a csv file.
6. Copy all data from the csv file and paste it in the above box,