​ Time writes "​Why Reform Will Push Money Market Fund Yields Even Lower". The article says, "Left for dead in August, the effort to reform money market mutual funds is getting a renewed boost. The stable $​1 share price may be a casualty. Here'​s why reform would push the low yields on these funds even lower.... But with money market reform back on the table, lower yields may indeed -- seemingly against all odds -- be in store. Collectively, the 56 million savers in these funds have a lot at stake. Even a miniscule rate cut in a $​2.​6 trillion market could amount to more than $​2 billion in lost income each year. Despite their pathetically low yields, money market mutual funds remain a popular place for both individuals and institutions to park cash over short periods; they are regarded as a safe and highly liquid alternative to similar bank products that may yield more but are saddled with minimums and restrictions."

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