Funds which are used as interest-bearing checking accounts are classified as____________?

Correct answer: A. Money market funds

  • A. Money market funds
  • B. Capital market funds
  • C. Money mutual funds
  • D. Insurance money funds

Explanation

Money market funds invest in short-term, highly liquid instruments and may provide check-writing or interest-bearing account features. Capital market funds focus on longer-term securities such as stocks and bonds.

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