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what is the stable value of money???​

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Answered by MehjabinBTS
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Explanation:

A stable value fund is a mutual fund that has an investment objective of maintaining the value of its investments at a stable level, but with a secondary objective of returning a higher rate of earnings than money market funds.

Answered by Anonymous
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A stable value fund is a mutual fund that has an investment objective of maintaining the value of its investments at a stable level, but with a secondary objective of returning a higher rate of earnings than money market funds.

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