Articles related to "Money Market Funds"

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) protects bank accounts such as checking and money market accounts. Money market funds are not covered by the FDIC.

Money market deposit accounts earn higher interest than typical savings accounts, while still allowing quick access to funds.

Recessions offer opportunity for growth and profit longer-term if you know what to expect and how to react.

Knowing how calculating interest on a bond properly, will help you get the most from your money in the fixed-income market is a key element to your financial welfare.

Bond funds offer an alternative for the less affluent investor but income can vary depending on the credit risk taken and where on the yield curve money is placed.

From saving for a downpayment on a house to investing for retirement, mutual funds are a great way to get started with investing.

Many people work all their live saving for retirement. Once there, some thrive on the fruit of their labor while others become paralyzed by being on fixed income.

A survey of rates for Fixed Income Investments. Top paying CDs (5.55%), TIPS, Ibonds, Treasuries, FHLB and even a money market fund paying 5.22% APY!

Personal banking has become risky in today's uncertain times. Investors need to be aware of the safety rating of the banks to which they are entrusting their money.

In troubled economic times, employees who have a 401(k) retirement plan invested in the stock market worry about losing money. There are ways to slow down the losses.

A California municipal bond default is possible due to the state budget deficit. Nevertheless, many investors are betting on a federal bailout if California defaults.

A checking account is a bank account in which checks may be written against amounts on deposit. Some pay interest. This article helps you determine which is best for you.

Choosing mutual funds for individual savings goals requires some thought before investing. Discover what to consider and what research to do before choosing a fund.

I-Bonds are a 100% safe way to defer taxes while getting inflation protected return for up to 30 years. Newly issued I bonds are currently paying 4.52% (until May1, '07)

Too often people don't plan ahead for retirement. As a result, they're miserable. Here are some mistakes to avoid when you retire.

If you are currently retired or if you've been laid off, you may be wondering what to do with your 401(k) since you've probably been watching its value drop.

Companies no sooner succeeded in getting their employees to regularly invest in their defined contribution plans, when market promptly tanked. Is it time to reallocate?

Asset allocation is as important to your financial health as regular medical checkups and dentist visits are to your physical health.

Nonprofit boards have a fiduciary duty to effectively manage the assets of their organization. Financial plans are a key tool in executing this primary obligation.