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Money Market Mutual Funds & Cash Savings Options- GMB 191

The SEC has just voted to make changes to the regulatory landscape that Money market mutual funds must abide by. We dedicated this week’s episode to talking about cash savings options and money market mutual funds. Join us as we dive into money market mutual funds, Stress testing, swing pricing, the current state of the money market, and more.

Show Notes
[03.18] Money market mutual funds – Grant starts the conversation by defining money market mutual funds and how different they are from other mutual funds.

[08.34] How they work – Grant walks us through how money market mutual funds work.

[15.36] Stress testing – A bank stress test analyzes a bank’s capital to see if it is capable of withstanding an economic or financial crisis.

[23.16] The SEC – Grant explains why the US Securities and Exchange Commission is looking to make more improvements to the money market fund landscape.

[25.00] Swing pricing – Grant defines swing pricing, and shares why it’s relevant.

[31.03] The cash – Grant talks about the difference between putting your money in a money market mutual fund and a local credit union savings account.

Resources
What Is an Advantage of Liquidity?
https://www.sapling.com/12011796/advantage-liquidity

U.S. Takes Third Shot at Shoring Up Money-Market Funds
https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-overhauls-money-market-fund-rules-in-latest-attempt-to-prevent-bailouts-2f0f2925

00:00 Introduction
03:15 What are Money Market Mutual Funds?
08:30 How do Money Market Mutual Funds Work?
15:30 Stress Testing
23:15 SEC Improvements
31:00 Money Market Mutual Fund vs Savings Account

Grant Bledsoe Financial Planner to Business Owners

I'm a financial planner to business owners, and the founder of Three Oaks Wealth. Our firm helps business owners align their business interests with their personal finances, often including the exit or sale of equity holdings.

I hold several professional credentials, including the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, Chartered Financial Analyst, and Certified Exit Planning Advisor designations.

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