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    Manulife Income Builder Fund Brochure PDF

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    The Manulife Income Builder Fund is a peso-denominated, moderate risk Philippine bond fund that seeks stable long-term growth. It invests in government securities, high-quality corporate debt, and other liquid fixed income instruments. The fund offers diversified exposure to the local bond market, potential for capital appreciation, and active duration management backed by global and local insights. It has a minimum initial investment of PHP 5,000 and minimum transaction amount of PHP 5,000.

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    The Manulife Income Builder Fund is a peso-denominated, moderate risk Philippine bond fund that seeks stable long-term growth. It invests in government securities, high-quality corporate debt, and other liquid fixed income instruments. The fund offers diversified exposure to the local bond market, potential for capital appreciation, and active duration management backed by global and local insights. It has a minimum initial investment of PHP 5,000 and minimum transaction amount of PHP 5,000.

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    The Manulife Income Builder Fund is a peso-denominated, moderate risk Philippine bond fund that seeks stable long-term growth. It invests in government securities, high-quality corporate debt, and other liquid fixed income instruments. The fund offers diversified exposure to the local bond market, potential for capital appreciation, and active duration management backed by global and local insights. It has a minimum initial investment of PHP 5,000 and minimum transaction amount of PHP 5,000.

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    Manulife Income

    Builder Fund

    Moderate Peso Bond Fund


    Risk Denominated

    Base Currency Philippine Peso

    Minimum Initial Investment P5,000

    Minimum Transaction Amount P5,000

    Minimum Holding Period* 30 days

    Trust Fee* 1.00% per annum

    Risk Classification Moderate

    Early Redemption Charge** 1%

    *
    Applies to retail individual and institutional clients.
    **
    Applies to redemptions of retail individual and institutional clients made during the minimum holding period.
    Manulife Income Builder Fund
    The Fund is a bond fund that seeks to achieve stable and
    long-term growth by investing in government securities
    and/or high quality corporate debt securities and other
    liquid fixed income instruments.

    Why this Fund?

    • Offers diversified exposure to the local bond market


    of the Philippines

    • Provides potential for capital appreciation

    • Active duration management backed by global and


    local insights

    Start investing in your future, today.


    Inquire now to learn more.

    (02) 8884-7000
    phtrust@manulife.com
    www.manulifeim.com.ph

    Unit Investment Trust Funds are NOT DEPOSIT products and are not insured by the Philippine Deposit Insurance
    Corporation (PDIC) or by Manulife Investment Management and Trust Corporation, its parent company or its affiliates.
    These products have no guaranteed returns/yields. The performances of the funds and their underlying securities are
    not guaranteed and the value of funds may fluctuate and could be less than the capital invested. Any loss/income arising
    from market fluctuations and price volatility, even if invested in government securities, is for the account of the client/
    investor. Past performance, when presented, is purely for reference purposes and is not indicative of similar future
    result. Manulife Investment Management and Trust Corporation is not liable for losses except for gross negligence,
    willful fraud or bad faith of its officers, employees, or authorized representatives. Prospective investors are advised
    to read the Declaration of Trust for the Fund which may be obtained at www.manulifeim.com.ph, consult a Financial
    Advisor/Wealth Specialist and take the Client Suitability Assessment to determine the suitable Fund before proceeding
    with the investment.

    Manulife Investment Management and Trust Corporation, its products and services are regulated and governed by the
    Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) with telephone number (02) 8-708-7087 and email address consumeraffairs@bsp.
    gov.ph. For inquiries or complaints relating to our products and services, you may call our Customer Care Hotline at (02)
    8-884-7000 or send an email to phtrust@manulife.com. To know your rights under BSP Circular No. 857 (Regulations
    on Financial Consumer Protection), please access a copy at the BSP website (www.bsp.gov.ph).

    Manulife, Manulife Investment Management, and Manulife Investment Management & Block Design are trademarks of
    The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company and are used by it, and by its affiliates under license.

    Issue Date: March 2022

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