An investment that pools money from many investors to purchase investment-grade, short-term assets designed never to fluctuate in value, paying interest to investors. MMFs offer a high degree of safety, low interest rates, low fees and high liquidity. They are offered by mutual fund and ETF providers, and differ from Money Market Accounts, which are offered by banks and credit unions.
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