Special class of open-end mutual funds that investors view as uninsured interest-paying bank accounts. Unlike other open-end mutual funds, regulators permit money market funds to accept deposits and satisfy redemptions at a constant price per share if they meet certain conditions.

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1. Special class of open-end mutual funds that investors view as uninsured interest-paying bank accounts. Unlike other open-end mutual funds, regulators permit money market funds to accept deposits and satisfy redemptions at a constant price per share if they meet certain conditions.