Franklin Managed Income remains a differentiated yet moderately compelling option for income-focused investors. Its defining feature is an annual distribution framework, through which management sets a yearly payout target—4.81% for 2026—and structures the portfolio to support that level of current income. That clear goal helps distinguish it from moderately conservative Morningstar Category peers. Still, that same income orientation can constrain portfolio construction and create trade-offs that temper its appeal.
Franklin Managed Income Fund Class C FBMCX
- NAV / 1-Day Return 13.40 / +0.15 %
- Total Assets 3.4B
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Adj. Expense Ratio
1.660%
- Expense Ratio 1.660%
- 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 3.61%
- Turnover 42%
USD | NAV as of Jul 11, 2026 | 1-Day Return as of Jul 11, 2026, 12:11 AM GMT+0
Morningstar’s Analysis FBMCX
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- % Assets in Top 10 Holdings 18.8
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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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|---|---|---|---|
Government National Mortgage Association 5.5% | 2.84 | 98M | Securitized |
Government National Mortgage Association 5.5% | 2.13 | 73M | Securitized |
Procter & Gamble Co | 1.87 | 65M | Consumer Defensive |
U.S. Treasury Bond Stripped Principal Payment 0% | 1.86 | 64M | Government |
Cisco Systems Inc | 1.83 | 63M | Technology |
Texas Instruments Inc | 1.77 | 61M | Technology |
Chevron Corp | 1.72 | 59M | Energy |
Exxon Mobil Corp | 1.68 | 58M | Energy |
United States Treasury Bonds 4.75% | 1.67 | 58M | Government |
PepsiCo Inc | 1.46 | 50M | Consumer Defensive |