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Answer:Money market funds are mutual funds that investors typically use for relatively low-risk holdings in a portfolio. 1  These funds typically invest in short-term debt instruments, and they pay out earnings in the form of a dividend. A money market fund is not the same as a money market account at a bank or credit union.

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A money market fund is a kind of mutual fund that invests only in highly liquid near-term instruments such as cash, cash equivalent securities, and high credit rating debt-based securities with a short-term, maturity—less than 13 months, such as U.S. Treasuries.Change the wording but other wise hope it helps

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