WSIDX

Income Plus Fund

Also available in an ETF
$8.86
NAV

-$0.05 / -0.56%
1-day change
$283.1M
Fund assets
4.75%
30-day SEC yield*
5.08%
Year-to-date return
Data as of 12/20/2024
*As of 12/19/2024
Income Plus Fund
Fund overview
Flexible, opportunistic fixed income portfolio sourcing income from our best global ideas
The Allspring Income Plus Fund seeks total return consisting of a high level of current income and capital appreciation.

The team targets attractive income and risk-adjusted returns by dynamically allocating capital throughout the global fixed income universe while implementing the best ideas generated across the Allspring Global Investments Fixed Income Platform. 

Key differentiators

  • Uses a six-month investment horizon to anticipate market inflection points
  • Allocates broadly across sectors and with a flexible target duration between zero and six years
  • Seeks diversified and unbiased sources of alpha in an effort to generate compelling returns over a market cycle 

General facts

Effective duration

4.07

(as of 11/30/2024)

Effective maturity

6.52

(as of 11/30/2024)

Distribution yield

9.07%

(as of 12/20/2024)

Benchmark name

Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index

Morningstar category

Multisector Bond

Lipper category

Multi-Sector Income Funds

Ticker

WSIDX

CUSIP

94988A700

Fund number

3773

Gross expense ratio

1.04%

(as of 2/1/2024)

Net expense ratio

0.67%

(as of 2/1/2024)

Fund inception date

1/31/2013

Quick resources

Fact sheet Summary Prospectus Full Prospectus

Morningstar Rating™

Out of 325 funds, Multisector Bond As of 11/30/2024


An investment’s Overall Morningstar Rating™, based on its risk-adjusted return, is a weighted average of its applicable 3-, 5-, and 10-year Ratings.

Q3 review and outlook

Janet Rilling, Senior Portfolio Manager and Head of the Plus Fixed Income team, discusses key markets events, drivers of fixed income performance in Q3 and changes to the team’s outlook and positioning.

Transcript

Janet Rilling: Welcome to the third quarter fixed income recap. During the quarter, bond markets delivered strongly positive total returns as a sizable rally in rates and the steepening of the yield curve led to bond prices that went higher. Investors saw a range of results depending on their allocation across the yield curve and the quality makeup of their portfolio. Broadly, bonds with more duration or, in other words, those that are more sensitive to changes in interest rates, and those with lower quality ratings outperformed bonds of higher quality or those with shorter duration. Yields fell and spreads, which is the additional compensation investors earn for bearing credit risk, mostly narrowed. A leading driver of the move in rates was the U.S. Federal Reserve, also known as the Fed, which began its rate cutting cycle and ended the higher for longer era in which bond markets have been trading for several quarters. U.S. economic data remained resilient and inflation continued to ease, giving the Fed confidence to implement a more aggressive 50 basis point (100 basis points equal 1%) cut to the Fed funds rate to start the easing cycle. There was a brief risk-off episode in early August, which was short-lived, but demonstrated that investors are still a bit on edge about the path of the economic cycle. The Fed joined other developed market central banks, such as the Bank of England, the European Central Bank, and the Bank of Canada, who had all lowered their main monetary policy rate in the second quarter. While there are outliers, such as Japan and Brazil who recently raised rates, this puts the United States in better sync with many central banks, who are moving to lower the restrictiveness of their policy rates. We believe this more synchronized global rate easing should offer some support to much of the global economy and allow recessionary risks to ease. That bodes well for the fundamental outlook. Demand for income continues to be very strong. Issuance in the investment grade and high yield corporate bond markets are at record levels in 2024, offering a strong technical support for investors. That leaves bond investors with supportive fundamentals and technicals, but valuations are stretched. Bond yields are lower than where they were a year ago, but relative to most of the last 15 years, they remain elevated. The income potential afforded through the public global fixed income markets is extremely high. Credit spreads, however, are very tight or low. Investors are getting paid less today to take credit risk in U.S. investment grade or high yield corporate credit than they have for nearly all of the last 15 years. Our outlook expects that the Fed will continue to ease policy, but we expect a more gradual rate cutting path, which implies that yields will remain somewhat elevated. We continue to see this as a good environment to source high-quality, broadly diversified income. That has led us to position portfolios with a neutral duration posture and to find opportunities to earn carry while moving up in quality and reducing our exposure to lower-rated sectors where valuations have gotten extreme. We have positioned our U.S investment grade credit allocation towards the low end of our neutral range and we remain underweight U.S. high yield exposures relative to past positioning. We modestly shifted plus sector exposures in the third quarter by taking advantage of the volatility in early August through a small increase in U.S. high yield bonds and European high yield corporates. And we added to our high-quality liquid exposures in global government bonds as U.S. yields fell. We believe rate and spread volatility will persist. We have built optionality into portfolios and have moved modestly up in quality. We'll look to tactically exploit opportunities through timely adjustments to positioning, using our multiple levers based on our six-month outlook and an unbiased approach. Thank you for your time and please reach out to your Allspring Global Investments contact if you have any questions about anything we discussed or would like some additional information.

Performance

Average annual returns

Average annual returns

(as of 11/30/2024)
1/31/2013
1M
3M
YTD
1Y
3Y
5Y
10Y
Inception
Fund
1.11
1.31
5.69
9.56
1.90
3.33
2.95
2.74
Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index
1.06
-0.13
2.93
6.88
-1.95
-0.01
1.52
1.66
Lipper Multi-Sector Income Funds
1.10
0.95
6.00
9.49
1.02
2.06
2.95
-
Expenses (as of 2/1/2024)
Gross Expense Ratio
1.04 %
Net Expense Ratio
0.67 %

One-month, three-month and year-to-date returns are not annualized.

Figures quoted represent past performance, which is no guarantee of future results, and do not reflect taxes that a shareholder may pay on an investment in a fund. Investment return, principal value, and yields of an investment will fluctuate so that an investor's shares, when redeemed, may be worth more or less than their original cost. Current performance may be lower or higher than the performance data quoted and assumes the reinvestment of dividends and capital gains. 

Net asset value (NAV) is the value of one share of the fund excluding any sales charges.

Administrator Class shares are sold without a front-end sales charge or contingent deferred sales charge.

The manager has contractually committed, through 1/31/2025, to waive fees and/or reimburse expenses to the extent necessary to cap the fund's total annual fund operating expenses after fee waivers at 0.66%. Brokerage commissions, stamp duty fees, interest, taxes, acquired fund fees and expenses (if any), and extraordinary expenses are excluded from the expense cap. Prior to or after the commitment expiration date, the cap may be increased or the commitment to maintain the cap may be terminated only with the approval of the Board of Trustees. Without this cap, the fund's returns would have been lower. The expense ratio paid by an investor is the net expense ratio (the total annual fund operating expenses after fee waivers) as stated in the prospectus.

Calendar year

Calendar year

(as of 12/31/2023)
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
Fund
9.09
-9.13
2.92
8.16
8.48
-0.86
6.46
5.76
-4.12
2.29
Benchmark
5.53
-13.01
-1.54
7.51
8.72
0.01
3.54
2.65
0.55
5.97
Morningstar
8.13
-9.85
2.49
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Growth of $10,000

Growth of a $10,000 investment

(as of 11/30/2024)

This chart shows the value of a hypothetical $10,000 investment in the fund over the specified time period up to 10 years or since its inception (for funds lacking 10-year records). The result is compared with benchmarks, which may include a broad-based market index and a peer group average or index. Market indexes do not include expenses, which are deducted from fund returns as well as mutual fund averages and indexes.

Does not include sales charges and assumes reinvestment of dividends and capital gains. If sales charges were included, returns would be lower.

Performance and volatility metrics

Performance and volatility metrics

(as of 11/30/2024)
3 Year 5 Year 10 Year
Alpha 3.31 3.38 20.37
Beta 0.74 0.76 0.62
Excess Return 3.86 3.34 1.43
Information Ratio 1.26 0.64 0.30
Sharpe Ratio -0.33 0.12 0.23
R2 0.86 0.48 0.34
Tracking Error 3.06 5.24 4.74
Standard Deviation 6.11 6.89 5.33
Upside Market Capture Ratio 80.68 100.72 71.99
Downside Market Capture Ratio 58.55 67.35 54.24
Morningstar ratings and rankings

Morningstar ratings and rankings

(as of 11/30/2024)
Overall
Multisector Bond (Out of 325 funds)
Three Year
42nd percentile (122 out of 325)
Five Year
24th percentile (57 out of 270)
Ten Year
58th percentile (112 out of 191)

The Overall Morningstar Rating for a fund is derived from a weighted-average of the performance figures associated with its three-, five- and ten-year (if applicable) ratings.

Morningstar rankings represent a fund's total return rank relative to all funds that have the same category. The percentile ranking is based on the fund's total return percentile rank relative to all funds that have the same category for the same time period. The highest (most favorable) percentile rank is 1% and the lowest (least favorable) percentile rank is 100%. Morningstar rankings do not include the effect of sales charges. The absolute ranking is based on the fund’s total return rank relative to all funds that have the same category for the same time period. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.

Prices, yields and distributions

Historical prices
YTD high $9.10 9/23/2024
YTD low $8.69 4/25/2024
52-week high $9.10 9/23/2024
52-week low $8.69 4/25/2024
2023 high $8.92 2/2/2023
2023 low $8.32 10/25/2023
Best quarterly return 9.28% 6/30/2020
Worst quarterly return -8.49% 3/31/2020
Best annual return 9.09% 12/31/2023
Worst annual return 0.00% 12/31/2013

Distribution summary
Dividends Monthly
Capital gains Annually

Yields

Yield Statistic Date
Distribution yield 9.07% 12/20/2024
30-day SEC yield 4.75% 12/19/2024
30-day unsubsidized SEC yield 4.40% 12/19/2024
Yield to maturity 6.24% 11/30/2024
Yield to worst 6.08% 11/30/2024

Distribution history

Distribution history Type Per share amount Reinvestment price
2024-12-20 Dividend $0.06826 $8.86
2024-11-25 Dividend $0.02859 $8.96
2024-11-24 Dividend $0.02859 $8.96
2024-11-23 Dividend $0.02859 $8.96
2024-10-25 Dividend $0.06352 $8.93
2024-09-24 Dividend $0.03506 $9.07
2024-08-26 Dividend $0.04714 $9.00
2024-07-25 Dividend $0.03759 $8.86
2024-06-24 Dividend $0.0193 $8.83
2024-05-24 Dividend $0.04708 $8.79
2024-04-24 Dividend $0.02384 $8.71
2024-03-25 Dividend $0.02894 $8.83
2024-02-23 Dividend $0.03046 $8.78
2024-01-25 Dividend $0.0213 $8.82
2023-12-20 Dividend $0.05526 $8.82
2023-11-22 Dividend $0.08791 $8.54
2023-10-25 Dividend $0.054 $8.32
2023-09-25 Dividend $0.04063 $8.53
2023-08-25 Dividend $0.02473 $8.61
2023-07-25 Dividend $0.03658 $8.68
2023-06-26 Dividend $0.03195 $8.67
2023-05-24 Dividend $0.02973 $8.62
2023-04-24 Dividend $0.02825 $8.70
2023-03-27 Dividend $0.03617 $8.62
2023-02-22 Dividend $0.0252 $8.65
2023-01-25 Dividend $0.01321 $8.83
2022-12-21 Dividend $0.0536 $8.63
2022-11-23 Dividend $0.02165 $8.58
2022-10-25 Dividend $0.03745 $8.38
2022-09-26 Dividend $0.02496 $8.48
2022-08-25 Dividend $0.02511 $8.82
2022-07-25 Dividend $0.01733 $8.83
2022-06-24 Dividend $0.02333 $8.74
2022-05-24 Dividend $0.02679 $8.94
2022-04-25 Dividend $0.02227 $9.14
2022-03-25 Dividend $0.02593 $9.27
2022-02-22 Dividend $0.0208 $9.45
2022-01-25 Dividend $0.02114 $9.64
2021-12-23 Dividend $0.02067 $9.77
2021-12-09 Long-term capital gain $0.1351 $9.75
2021-12-09 Short-term capital gain $0.11247 $9.75
2021-11-23 Dividend $0.04582 $9.97
2021-10-25 Dividend $0.08365 $10.08
2021-09-24 Dividend $0.02399 $10.22
2021-08-25 Dividend $0.02352 $10.20
2021-07-26 Dividend $0.02797 $10.23
2021-06-24 Dividend $0.02176 $10.26
2021-05-24 Dividend $0.02795 $10.20
2021-04-26 Dividend $0.0216 $10.17
2021-03-25 Dividend $0.02684 $10.08
2021-02-22 Dividend $0.02724 $10.16
2021-01-25 Dividend $0.01272 $10.14
2020-12-21 Dividend $0.0355 $10.04
2020-11-23 Dividend $0.03768 $9.94
2020-10-26 Dividend $0.02314 $9.75
2020-09-24 Dividend $0.02497 $9.69
2020-08-25 Dividend $0.02375 $9.80
2020-07-27 Dividend $0.0657 $9.71
2020-06-24 Dividend $0.04321 $9.58
2020-05-22 Dividend $0.01265 $9.28
2020-02-24 Dividend $0.01447 $9.69
2020-01-27 Dividend $0.01991 $9.67
2019-12-23 Dividend $0.0574 $9.62
2019-11-22 Dividend $0.02145 $9.59
2019-10-25 Dividend $0.01153 $9.59
2019-09-24 Dividend $0.03137 $9.57
2019-08-26 Dividend $0.01277 $9.54
2019-07-25 Dividend $0.02352 $9.59
2019-06-24 Dividend $0.03992 $9.53
2019-05-24 Dividend $0.01354 $9.47
2019-04-24 Dividend $0.03413 $9.49
2019-03-25 Dividend $0.03858 $9.44
2019-02-22 Dividend $0.01568 $9.42
2018-12-27 Dividend $0.06957 $9.15
2018-11-26 Dividend $0.02373 $9.30
2018-10-25 Dividend $0.04258 $9.39
2018-09-24 Dividend $0.01992 $9.45
2018-08-27 Dividend $0.01437 $9.44
2018-07-25 Dividend $0.04078 $9.43
2018-06-25 Dividend $0.043 $9.40
2018-05-24 Dividend $0.02999 $9.49
2018-04-24 Dividend $0.02146 $9.56
2018-03-23 Dividend $0.01487 $9.57
2017-12-28 Dividend $0.06862 $9.57
2017-11-24 Dividend $0.03833 $9.59
2017-10-25 Dividend $0.02937 $9.61
2017-09-25 Dividend $0.02593 $9.60
2017-08-25 Dividend $0.01832 $9.59
2017-06-26 Dividend $0.03104 $9.53
2017-05-24 Dividend $0.01137 $9.50
2017-04-24 Dividend $0.02968 $9.43
2016-12-29 Dividend $0.07672 $9.23
2016-11-23 Dividend $0.0282 $9.21
2016-08-25 Dividend $0.02361 $9.26
2016-06-24 Dividend $0.03125 $9.03
2016-05-24 Dividend $0.02355 $9.04
2016-04-25 Dividend $0.01674 $9.08
2016-03-24 Dividend $0.02423 $8.95
2016-02-23 Dividend $0.00605 $8.72
2015-12-30 Dividend $0.05968 $8.95
2015-04-24 Dividend $0.03894 $9.52
2015-03-25 Dividend $0.04003 $9.49
2015-02-23 Dividend $0.01381 $9.56
2015-01-26 Dividend $0.01157 $9.52
2014-12-30 Dividend $0.0737 $9.50
2014-11-21 Dividend $0.06806 $9.71
2014-10-27 Dividend $0.01036 $9.66
2014-09-24 Dividend $0.02708 $9.72
2014-08-25 Dividend $0.01773 $9.79
2014-06-24 Dividend $0.02809 $9.83
2014-05-23 Dividend $0.01157 $9.81
2014-03-25 Dividend $0.01041 $9.64
2014-02-24 Dividend $0.02411 $9.58
2014-01-27 Dividend $0.01902 $9.52
2013-12-17 Dividend $0.08477 $9.55
2013-11-22 Dividend $0.03172 $9.61
2013-10-25 Dividend $0.03269 $9.69
2013-09-24 Dividend $0.03191 $9.61
2013-08-26 Dividend $0.03435 $9.53
2013-07-25 Dividend $0.03268 $9.67
2013-06-24 Dividend $0.03215 $9.55
2013-05-24 Dividend $0.03345 $9.98
2013-04-24 Dividend $0.03658 $10.01
2013-03-25 Dividend $0.02012 $9.92
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The 30-day SEC yield is calculated with a standardized formula mandated by the SEC. The formula is based on maximum offering price per share and includes the effect of any fee waivers. Without waivers, yields would be reduced. The 30-day unsubsidized SEC yield does not reflect waivers in effect. A fund’s actual distribution rate will differ from the SEC yield and any income distributions from the fund may be higher or lower than the SEC yield.

Composition

Portfolio statistics

Portfolio statistics

(as of 11/30/2024)
Fund Benchmark
Number of Holdings 378 13703
Effective Duration 4.07 6.08
Weighted Average Effective Maturity 6.52 Years 8.73 Years
AMT 0.00 -
Average Credit Rating BBB AA
Average Maturity 19.59 Years 12.64 Years
Credit Spread Duration 4.48 5.99

Fixed Income Style Box

(as of 11/30/2024) Overview chart

Placement within the Morningstar Equity Style Box is based on two variables: relative median market capitalization and relative price valuations (price/book and price/earnings) of the fund’s portfolio holdings. These numbers are drawn from the fund’s portfolio holdings figures most recently entered into Morningstar’s database and the corresponding market conditions. The Ownership Zone is represented by a shaded area surrounding the centroid. This zone encompasses 75% of a portfolio’s holdings on an asset-weighted basis and is designed to be a visual measure of how wide-ranging the portfolio is.

Credit quality

Credit quality

(as of 11/30/2024)
Type
Fund
Benchmark
AAA/Aaa
 2.79% 3.78%
AA/Aa
 53.22% 72.46%
A/A
 10.05% 11.36%
BBB/Baa
 32.16% 12.41%
BB/Ba
 13.98% -
B/B
 11.34% -
CCC/Caa and below
 2.89% -
Not rated
 4.52% -
Cash & equivalents
 -30.96% -

The ratings indicated are from Standard & Poor's, Fitch Ratings Ltd., and/or Moody's Investors Service. The percentages of the fund's portfolio with the ratings depicted in the chart are calculated based on total investments of the fund. If a security was rated by all three rating agencies, the middle rating was used. If rated by two of three rating agencies, the lower rating was used, and if rated by one of the agencies, that rating was used. Credit quality is subject to change and may have changed since the date specified. Percent total may not add to 100% due to rounding.

Maturity

Maturity

(as of 11/30/2024)
Maturity Range
Fund
0 - 1 year
3.00%
1 - 3 years
25.02%
3 - 5 years
33.79%
5 - 10 years
30.13%
10 - 20 years
2.86%
20+ years
5.21%

Maturity distribution is subject to change and may have changed since the date specified. Percent total may not add to 100% due to rounding.

Holdings

Top 10 holdings

(as of 11/30/2024)
Security
Fund
GINNIE MAE II POOL
9.14%
FNMA TBA DEC 30 SINGLE FAM
5.02%
GNMA
4.91%
Umbs Tba 30yr 6% December Delivery
4.01%
U.S. Treasuries
3.64%
Government of United Kingdom
2.90%
U.S. Treasuries
2.65%
Government of France
2.18%
Government of South Africa
1.40%
Government of Malaysia
1.23%
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Top 10 represents 37.08% of total net assets
Portfolio composition

Portfolio composition

(as of 11/30/2024)
Credit Assets
Allocation
Benchmark
U.S. treasuries
 10.79% 44.00%
ABS
 3.60% 0.44%
Agencies
 0.30% 1.18%
CLO
 1.23% -
CMBS
 1.28% 1.51%
CMO
 1.56% -
Corporate bonds
 44.09% 25.19%
Emerging markets bonds
 0.32% -
Foreign government bonds
 10.31% -
Government-related
 0.01% 0.50%
MBS
 23.71% 25.16%
Municipals
 0.19% 0.24%
Sovereign
 2.60% 0.99%

Portfolio composition and maturity distribution are subject to change and may have changed since the date specified. Percent total may not add to 100% due to rounding

Documents

Literature Details Frequency
Fact Sheet Administrator, Institutional, A, C Quarterly Download
Regulatory Document Details Date
Annual Long Form Financial Statements Institutional, Administrator, C, A 9/30/2024 Download
Annual Report Administrator 9/30/2024 Download
Full Prospectus Administrator 2/1/2024 Download
Quarterly Holdings Administrator, Institutional, A, C 6/30/2024 Download
Quarterly Holdings Administrator, Institutional, A, C 12/31/2023 Download
Semi-annual Report Administrator, Institutional, A, C 3/31/2024 Download
Statement of Additional Information Administrator, Institutional, A, C 2/1/2024 Download
Summary Prospectus Administrator 2/1/2024 Download
Our team
Meet the investment team

The team employs a sector specialist model whereby tenured investment professionals are supported by rigorous credit research to source opportunities across global fixed income markets.

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Christopher

Christopher Kauffman

Portfolio Manager
Janet

Janet Rilling

Head of Plus Fixed Income
Michael

Michael Schueller

Portfolio Manager
Michal

Michal Stanczyk

Portfolio Manager
Noah

Noah Wise

Portfolio Manager

Key risks

All investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Bond values fluctuate in response to the financial condition of individual issuers, general market and economic conditions, and changes in interest rates. Changes in market conditions and government policies may lead to periods of heightened volatility in the bond market and reduced liquidity for certain bonds held by the fund. In general, when interest rates rise, bond values fall and investors may lose principal value. Interest rate changes and their impact on the fund and its share price can be sudden and unpredictable. Foreign investments are especially volatile and can rise or fall dramatically due to differences in the political and economic conditions of the host country. High yield securities and junk bonds have a greater risk of default and tend to be more volatile than higher-rated securities with similar maturities. Consult the fund’s prospectus for additional information on these and other risks.

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