MMFs and Treasury Bills can both be used for short-term saving, but they work differently. A T-Bill has a fixed maturity such as 91, 182 or 364 days, while an MMF usually gives more flexible access depending on the fund manager’s withdrawal rules.

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What this means in simple terms

The right choice depends on whether liquidity or fixed maturity matters more for your goal.

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