At A Glance
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01/22/2021
The Growth of $10,000 chart includes reinvestment of dividends and capital gains, but does not reflect the effect of any applicable sales or redemption charges which would lower these figures.
Fund Family | Calvert Research and Management |
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Inception Date | 10/21/1982 |
Portfolio Turnover | 98% |
Dividend Yield | -- |
Fund Manager | Khanduja/Ellis/Gaffney |
Manager Tenure | 2013 |
Load Type | Front end |
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Total Expense Ratio | 0.93% |
Max 12b-1 Fee Ratio | 0.3x |
Early Redemption Fee | 0.00% |
Initial Investment | $1,000 |
Subsequent Investments | -- |
Initial IRA Investments | $1,000 |
Subsequent IRA Investments | -- |
The Fund seeks total return above the inflation rate by investing in a diversified portfolio of common stock, preferred stock, bonds, and money market instruments which satisfy social concern criteria established by the Fund.
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Total Return | 442 | |
Consistent Return | 441 | |
Capital Preservation | 4535 | |
Low Expense | 132 | |
Tax Efficiency (U.S. only) | 442 |
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