Government Money Market Funds

Government Money Market Funds are investment pools that primarily buy short-term debt securities issued by the U.S. government and its agencies. They aim to provide investors with a safe, liquid place to park cash while earning a small amount of interest. These funds are considered very low risk because the securities they hold are backed by the government, making them a popular choice for managing cash reserves or temporary funds. They are suitable for investors seeking safety, liquidity, and stable returns with minimal exposure to market fluctuations.