Sentences with phrase «mmf do»
@MarcHochstein But it has to be lower than 1.005, or you'd have to set the NAV @ 1.01, which MMF don't want.
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MMFs don't have FDIC Insurance or a return on your money, and CDs outside of an IRA aren't able to achieve extra tax savings.
Not exact matches
Being bisexual does not make a man sex - crazed, inherently more driven to cheat or more likely to want group sex or a polygamous relationship but if that does turn your crank, you're going to be more likely to fulfil your MMF threesome fantasy with a bisexual boyfriend rather than with a straight one.
Of course, mid-week I realized I had at least two other Tezuka manga titles I could have read for the MMF, but I barely got the two I had planned to do done, so there was no way I would be able to squeeze in two more!
If you invest in an MMF, you can redeem your shares on demand and get the price you paid for them, which you can't do with other mutual funds.
MMFs are just saying «We r fine, nothing needs 2b done.»
Most importantly, MMFs are mutual funds, and as such do not carry FDIC insurance protection as bank and credit union money - market accounts do.
That investor reaction was actually a little slow & stupid — a) the Lehman exposure (& entire portfolio) of the Primary Fund was pre-identified, so it was simple enough to calculate losses would be relatively limited, and b) lazy MMF investors should have been checking the SEC filings — at this point, there have been dozens of instances where funds have been supported to ensure they didn't break the buck.
The most significant and most interesting feature of MMF is the Court's exploration of «the honour of the Crown,» beginning with the ways in which the Court distinguished between the Crown's fiduciary obligations — which it found did not apply in this instance — and the honour of the Crown which, the Court found, did apply, even though it had not been raised in the appellants» briefs to the SCC, though they had raised it in earlier proceedings as a ground for requiring fulfillment of promises or undertakings made by the Crown.