Victory cuts the fee on 11 funds, effective 26 October 2026
On 26 October 2026, Victory lowered the expense ratio of 11 funds tracked on this site. The largest change is MAICX (Victory Trivalent International Fund - Core Equity), from 1.83% to 1.63%.
The changes
- MAICX Victory Trivalent International Fund - Core Equity: 1.83% to 1.63%, saving $20 a year on every $10,000
- MAISX Victory Integrity Small/Mid-Cap Value Fund: 1.47% to 1.42%, saving $5 a year on every $10,000
- MMEAX Victory Integrity Discovery Fund: 1.59% to 1.55%, saving $4 a year on every $10,000
- MNNAX Victory Multi-Cap Fund, formerly Victory Munder Multi-Cap Fund: 1.24% to 1.21%, saving $3 a year on every $10,000
- IPFIX Victory Fund for Income, formerly Victory INCORE Fund for Income: 0.97% to 0.95%, saving $2 a year on every $10,000
- MGOAX Victory Mid-Cap Core Growth Fund, formerly Victory Munder Mid-Cap Core Growth Fund: 1.28% to 1.26%, saving $2 a year on every $10,000
- MUXAX Victory S&P 500 Index Fund: 0.53% to 0.51%, saving $2 a year on every $10,000
- VSCVX Victory Integrity Small-Cap Value Fund: 1.43% to 1.41%, saving $2 a year on every $10,000
- MAIMX Victory Integrity Mid-Cap Value Fund: 1.33% to 1.32%, saving $1 a year on every $10,000
- SBFCX Victory Investment Grade Convertible Fund, formerly Victory INCORE Investment Grade Convertible Fund: 1.27% to 1.26%, saving $1 a year on every $10,000
- SRVEX Victory Diversified Stock Fund: 1.05% to 1.04%, saving $1 a year on every $10,000
Sources
Figures taken from SEC bulk data are rounded to 0.01%; the fund company's own documents may show a more precise number. The date is the prospectus date, which is usually when the new fee took effect.
This is a record of a fee change, not a recommendation. A fund's fee is one fact among many.