FMFXX Fees and Costs — Franklin U.S. Government Money Fund, Class A

Data updated: 2026-09-10

The net expense ratio is 0.49%: a 0.15% management fee plus 0.34% other expenses. There are no sales loads or redemption fees.

FMFXX Fees and Expenses

Annual operating expenses and sales charges of FMFXX. Prospectus, as of June 30, 2025.

Annual operating expenses
Management fee0.15%
12b-1 fee0.00%
Other expenses0.34%
Gross expense ratio0.49%
Fee waiver—
Net expense ratio0.49%
Sales charges
Max front load0.00%
Max deferred load0.00%
Redemption fee—
Expense limitation in place (N-CEN)Yes
Fees waived or reduced during the yearYes
Waived fees subject to recoupmentNo

FMFXX Costs Over Time

On $10,000 invested in FMFXX, assuming 5% a year before costs, total costs come to $310 over 5 years, cutting the return by 0.51% a year. Illustration, not a forecast: it assumes today's net expense ratio throughout (a fee waiver may end).

$10,000 investedSell after 1 yearSell after 3 yearsSell after 5 years
Value before costs$10,500$11,576$12,763
Fund expenses (net expense ratio 0.49%)$51$161$281
Lost growth on money paid in costs$0$8$28
Total costs$51$169$310
Value after costs$10,449$11,407$12,453
Impact on return, per year0.51%0.51%0.51%

FMFXX Trading Costs

Brokerage costs reported on SEC Form N-CEN for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026.

  • Explicit cost rate (commissions ÷ average net assets): —
  • Total broker commissions: —
  • Bought from dealers (principal trades, not a cost): $1.5B
  • Portfolio turnover (prospectus): —
  • Securities lending: none during the year

FMFXX Dealer Counterparties

Securities bought directly from dealers (principal trades).

BrokerAmountShare
Fiduciary Trust Company International$1.5B100.00%

Franklin U.S. Government Money Fund Share Classes

Net expense ratio and maximum front-end load of each share class, cheapest first.

TickerClassNet expense ratioFront load
FRRXXClass R60.47%none
FMFXXClass A0.49%none
FRQXXClass R0.99%none
FTQXXClass C1.14%none

For information only. Not investment advice: figures are as reported in SEC filings and may contain errors or be out of date. Past performance does not guarantee future results.