
John Hancock Preferred Income Fund
John Hancock Preferred Income Fund (HPI) Cash on Hand — Cash & Short-Term Investments
Cash & cash equivalents plus short-term investments from the balance sheet, YoY change, and net cash vs debt context.
HPI · cash on hand · updated Jul 31, 2025
Core cash position
as of Jul 31, 2025Cash on Hand = Cash & Cash Equivalents (CCE) + Short-Term Investments, as reported on the balance sheet (10-K/10-Q). Also referred to as cash reserves or cash position. Not free cash flow.
Source: FMP /balance-sheet-statement · SEC 10-K / 10-Q · Reported in USD
Net cash vs debt
Cash vs Debt · Balance Sheet HealthJohn Hancock Preferred Income Fund carries a net debt position of $254.9M. Total debt ($257.1M) exceeds cash on hand ($2.2M). John Hancock Preferred Income Fund cash vs debt ratio: 1% cash / 99% debt.
Cash on hand history
Annual cash on hand by year
HPI cash & short-term investments historyFinancial Services Sector Cash Reserves Comparison
About cash on hand & methodology
John Hancock Preferred Income Fund (HPI) cash on hand as of July 31, 2025 is $2.2M, comprising $0 in cash and cash equivalents (CCE) plus $2.2M in short-term investments — reported as John Hancock Preferred Income Fund cash and short-term investments on the balance sheet (10-K filing). Also referred to as John Hancock Preferred Income Fund cash reserves or cash position.
John Hancock Preferred Income Fund annual cash on hand history shows increased +474.2% in 2025: increased +474.2% in 2025. John Hancock Preferred Income Fund cash reserves in 2025 reflect the company's capital allocation strategy.
John Hancock Preferred Income Fund carries total debt of $257.1M against cash of $2.2M, resulting in a net debt position of -$254.9M. For the full balance sheet, see the Financials → Balance Sheet tab.
Frequently asked questions
HPI cash on hand · 5 questionsAs of July 31, 2025, John Hancock Preferred Income Fund (HPI) has $2,238,867 in cash on hand — defined as cash and short-term investments on the balance sheet. This includes $0 in cash and cash equivalents (CCE) plus $2,238,867 in short-term investments. Latest quarter (January 31, 2026): $7,726,252. Data sourced from the annual 10-K filing via FMP.
▸ Source: FMP /balance-sheet-statement · US GAAP · John Hancock Preferred Income Fund · John Hancock Preferred Income Fund SEC 10-K & 10-Q filings · US GAAP · Last updated: July 31, 2025