The portfolio managers running Hartford Balanced Income are skilled and well-resourced. This income strategy combines two complementary sleeves in a disciplined manner, giving it an edge over its category peers. However, the fees of the more-expensive share classes can overwhelm the combined strengths of the team and approach.
Hartford Balanced Income C HBLCX
- NAV / 1-Day Return 14.01 / +0.50 %
- Total Assets 12.3 Bil
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Adj. Expense Ratio
- Expense Ratio 1.630%
- Distribution Fee Level Average
- Share Class Type Level Load
- Category Moderately Conservative Allocation
- Investment Style Large Value
- Credit Quality / Interest Rate Sensitivity Medium/Moderate
- Status Open
- TTM Yield 2.72%
- Turnover 57%
USD | NAV as of May 03, 2024 | 1-Day Return as of May 03, 2024, 10:14 PM GMT+0
Morningstar’s Analysis HBLCX
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- % Assets in Top 10 Holdings 10.1
Top 10 Holdings
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% Portfolio Weight
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Market Value USD
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Sector
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Merck & Co Inc | 1.79 | 224.0 Mil | Healthcare |
JPMorgan Chase & Co | 1.62 | 203.6 Mil | Financial Services |
Pfizer Inc | 1.36 | 170.9 Mil | Healthcare |
Johnson & Johnson | 1.22 | 153.4 Mil | Healthcare |
ConocoPhillips | 1.17 | 146.9 Mil | Energy |
EOG Resources Inc | 1.13 | 142.2 Mil | Energy |
2 Year Treasury Note Future June 24 | 1.13 | 141.3 Mil | Government |
Cisco Systems Inc | 1.00 | 124.8 Mil | Technology |
MetLife Inc | 0.99 | 123.8 Mil | Financial Services |
Philip Morris International Inc | 0.96 | 120.7 Mil | Consumer Defensive |