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Short-Term Investment Fund
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Short-Term Investment Fund
A mutual fund or other fund that invests exclusively in short-term, low-risk securities such as Treasury bills, money markets, and so forth. A STIF aims to protect the funds invested in it while also providing a (low) return. STIFs have exceptionally low management fees.


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Short-Term Investment Pools Short-term investment funds of local government pools, bank trust departments, and money market mutual funds are all included under the umbrella of short-term investment pools.
1 million shortfall in its operating budget, caused by lower earnings than expected from short-term investment funds, fewer annual fund donations and having 50 fewer students than expected.
The Korea Institute of Economy and Policy (KIEP), in a report on world economic flows, said short-term investment funds would continue to flow into these markets because the uncertainty in the global financial market would not clear for some time in the future.
 
 
 
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