A money market fund is a substitute for a bank deposit that lacks FDIC insurance but generally pays slightly higher interest; the safest version invests only in short-term US Treasuries, giving you effectively the same safety as an insured deposit because you are buying US government debt.
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Steve EismanEvidence Quote
“A money market fund is what I would call a substitute for putting your money in the bank”
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Big Beautiful Bill, Write-Off Revolution & Tariff Tempest — The Friday Market Wrap!— Steve EismanCreated: 6/18/2026, 2:31:55 PM
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