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Research cash-management funds through their returns, underlying investments, reported costs and access terms.
See where funds place money and how reported credit exposures differ. Open any allocation for its fund contributions and history.
Percentages with different asset denominators cannot be combined. Equal fund average gives one eligible research unit one vote; net-asset weighting uses each eligible fund’s qualified net assets. Parent funds and named plans are kept in separate universes. Repeated family identities are excluded rather than counted twice.
Annualized short-period returns express a past period at an annual rate; they are not the gain earned during that month or a promised future yield. Credit risk, access conditions and source definitions still matter.
Understand the instruments behind the return. The remainder is not itemized on this selected asset basis; it is not assumed to be cash.
11 of 23 selected funds have compatible allocations on this basis.
Credit buckets describe disclosed exposure. Government securities, long-term ratings and short-term ratings stay distinct; a rating is not a guarantee.
21 of 23 selected funds have compatible allocations on this basis.
Each bar keeps its original denominator. Coloured sections are disclosed assets; pale sections are not itemized. Select a fund to inspect the exact percentages and source reports.
Compare the disclosed rating mix without turning the ratings into an invented safety score. A1/A1+ short-term ratings are not merged with AAA long-term ratings.