Money Market Funds
Get the Money Fund Advantage. If you're looking for a stable, short-term investment that makes sense, a money market fund may be the right choice for you.
Unlike other comparable investments, money funds give you daily earnings and daily liquidity. There are no locked-in periods of maturity, no minimum time your money must remain in the fund.
Your money is continually earning income in one of our money market funds where historically, rates have been higher than interest-bearing savings and checking accounts.
Plus, pooling your money with other investors gives you an edge. Money funds let you diversify your holdings and minimize the risk that comes with buying securities directly. That means a more stable, more liquid investment.
Choose the fund that best suits your needs or switch between funds as your investment goals change. There are no "loads" or transaction fees, so you can purchase and redeem shares at your convenience.
Our Money Fund Provider:
Reich & Tang is focused on providing money fund and cash management services to financial firms. For over 30 years, they have specialized in the investment of short-term liquid assets through a family of money market funds and similar portfolios. Reich & Tang is distinctly qualified to offer competitive, flexible and custom solutions to meet the needs of today’s financial intermediaries. Their investment philosophy is focused on safety and preservation of capital, and their investment choices are always based on credit quality, diversification and liquidity.
Reich & Tang is part of Natixis Global Asset Management, which provides the strength and stability associated with being one of the world’s largest money management organizations.
The Institutional Daily Income Fund/Money Market Portfolio and the Institutional Daily Income Fund/US Treasury Portfolio have an initial requirement of $1 million.
An investment in money market funds are not insured or guaranteed by FDIC or any other government agency. Although the funds seek to preserve the value of your investment at $1 per share, it is possible to lose money by investing in the funds. A portion of the income from tax-free funds may be subject to state and local taxes and if applicable, the Federal Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT).
Updated: 03/04/2010
