FKINX looks like a pretty ordinary large balanced fund of stocks and bonds. Expense ratio is low (.60%) but not as low as some modern funds.
What would stop me from buying that is the 34% turnover ratio. I look for tax efficiency... especially after getting whacked with big capital gains on my recent tax bill. Also I'm guessing the bond portion is mostly long term, thus raising interest rate risk.
What's special about FKINX?
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