What is Liquid Mutual Fund?
Liquid Mutual Funds, also known as money market funds, are defined as a type of fund that offers investors a secure and highly liquid option to invest their extra cash or short-term funds. They act as a connection, between savings accounts and other investment options like equity or debt funds. Liquid Mutual Funds primarily invest in short-term money market instruments such as Treasury Bills, Commercial Papers, Certificates of Deposits, and term deposits with a maturity period of up to 91 days. These funds provide a combination of safety, liquidity, and the potential for returns compared to regular savings accounts.
Table of Content
- How do Liquid Mutual Funds Work?
- Features of Liquid Funds
- Purpose of Liquid Mutual Funds
- Who Should Invest in Liquid Mutual Funds?
- Factors to Consider Before Investing in Liquid Mutual Funds
- Advantages of Liquid Mutual Funds
- Disadvantages of Liquid Mutual Funds
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