Multisector Bond (US)

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Category

Multisector Bond (US)

AUM

$231.79 Billion

Expense Ratio

0.51%

Fund Manager

Dan Ivascyn (CIO), Alfred Murata & Joshua Anderson

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Historical 5Y: 2.85%
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Growth Multiplier1.00x
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PIMCO Income Fund Historical SIP Performance & Returns Table

Historical value of standard monthly SIP investments based on actual fund CAGRs.

Uses Real Historical CAGR
Monthly SIP3 Years
@ 6.5% CAGR
5 Years
@ 2.9% CAGR
10 Years
@ 4.1% CAGR
$100/mo
$3,981
Invested: $3,600
$6,456
Invested: $6,000
$14,869
Invested: $12,000
$250/mo
$9,954
Invested: $9,000
$16,139
Invested: $15,000
$37,174
Invested: $30,000
$500/mo
$19,907
Invested: $18,000
$32,278
Invested: $30,000
$74,347
Invested: $60,000
$1,000/mo
$39,815
Invested: $36,000
$64,556
Invested: $60,000
$148,694
Invested: $120,000
$2,500/mo
$99,537
Invested: $90,000
$161,391
Invested: $150,000
$371,735
Invested: $300,000

* Projections calculated using actual historical 3-year (6.45%), 5-year (2.85%), and 10-year (4.12%) performance data. Actual mutual fund returns fluctuate with market NAV.

About PIMCO Income Fund Institutional Class

PIMCO Income Fund (PIMIX) is the world's largest actively managed multi-sector bond mutual fund. Managed by PIMCO CIO Dan Ivascyn and team, PIMIX aims to deliver attractive monthly cash income while managing downside risk through dynamic global fixed income allocation.

Investment Strategy

Active Multi-Sector Fixed Income — Employs a multi-sector approach combining higher-yielding credit sectors (mortgage debt, non-agency MBS, corporate credit, emerging markets) with high-quality sovereign bonds, actively adjusting duration and sector weights across global market cycles.

Key Facts

  • World's premier active multi-sector bond mutual fund managing $140B+ in assets
  • Led by Morningstar Fixed Income Manager of the Year Dan Ivascyn
  • Yields approximately 6.0%-6.5% via diversified global credit assets
  • Morningstar Medalist Rating of Gold

Historical Returns

3-Year CAGR

6.45%

5-Year CAGR

2.85%

10-Year CAGR

4.12%

Benchmark

Bloomberg US Aggregate Bond Index

Historical annualized returns as of August 2026. Bond values and yields fluctuate daily.

Top Holdings & Sector Allocation

As of September 2026, PIMCO Income Fund's portfolio includes:

Top 5 Holdings

  • Non-Agency Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities (~30-35%)
  • U.S. Government & Treasury Securities (~20-25%)
  • High-Yield & Investment-Grade Corporate Debt (~15-20%)
  • Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (~10-15%)
  • Emerging Market & Non-USD Sovereigns (~5-10%)

Sector Allocation

Mortgage-Backed Debt 42.5%, U.S. Government 22.8%, Corporate Credit 18.2%, Emerging Markets 8.4%, Others 8.1%

Risk & Drawdowns

Moderate fixed income volatility with flexible duration typically maintained between 2.5 and 5.0 years.

Experienced -9.5% drawdown in 2022, strongly outperforming the broader -13% aggregate bond index drop.

Tax Treatment

Monthly income distributions are primarily taxable as ordinary income. Highly advantageous in IRA/401(k) accounts.

Who Should NOT Invest in PIMCO Income Fund?

Investors seeking pure sovereign-guaranteed debt or zero credit risk.

About the Fund Manager

Managed by PIMCO Group CIO Dan Ivascyn alongside Alfred Murata and Joshua Anderson.

Who Is This Fund Suitable For?

Ideal for income-focused retirees, conservative wealth builders, and bond investors seeking higher yield than standard aggregate bond index funds.

Similar Funds to Consider

  • Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund (VTBNX/VBTLX)
  • PIMCO Total Return Fund (PTTAX)
  • BlackRock Total Return Fund

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Frequently Asked Questions About PIMCO Income Fund

What is the historical SIP return of PIMCO Income Fund?

Based on the latest data, PIMCO Income Fund has delivered an annualized return (CAGR) of 6.45% over 3 years, 2.85% over 5 years, and 4.12% over 10 years. Experienced -9.5% drawdown in 2022, strongly outperforming the broader -13% aggregate bond index drop.

How is PIMCO Income Fund SIP return calculated?

SIP returns are calculated using the XIRR (Extended Internal Rate of Return) method. Each monthly installment buys units at the fund's Net Asset Value (NAV) on that specific day. When markets are down, your SIP buys more units, and when markets are up, it buys fewer units (rupee cost averaging). Our calculator replays this exact process using historical NAV data to compute the precise current value of your accumulated units.

How much return would $500 monthly SIP in PIMCO Income Fund generate over 5 years?

At an estimated annual return rate of 2.85%, a monthly $500 investment ($30,000 total invested) would grow to approximately $32,278 in 5 years, yielding an estimated wealth gain of $2,278. Use our interactive calculator above to test custom amounts with actual historical NAV data.

What are the top holdings in PIMCO Income Fund?

PIMCO Income Fund's top holdings include Non-Agency Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities (~30-35%), U.S. Government & Treasury Securities (~20-25%), High-Yield & Investment-Grade Corporate Debt (~15-20%), and Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (~10-15%). The fund's sector allocation is Mortgage-Backed Debt 42.5%, U.S. Government 22.8%, Corporate Credit 18.2%, Emerging Markets 8.4%, Others 8.1%.

What is the risk profile of PIMCO Income Fund?

Moderate fixed income volatility with flexible duration typically maintained between 2.5 and 5.0 years. This fund may not be suitable for investors seeking pure sovereign-guaranteed debt or zero credit risk..

What are the tax implications of investing in PIMCO Income Fund?

Monthly income distributions are primarily taxable as ordinary income. Highly advantageous in IRA/401(k) accounts.

Data last updated: September 2026 | Fund data sourced from SEC filings and public exchanges

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