​ Federal Reserve statistics for 2006 show bank savings and money market deposit account assets increasing by just $​64 billion, or 1.​8%, in 2006, their slowest growth in over a decade. MMDAs, driven in part by "​bankerage" or brokerage sweeps to banks, had averaged a smoking $​275 billion a year gain over the past 5 years. Money funds, especially retail funds, reversed a five year period of slow or negative growth with a huge $​310 billion, or 16.​6% jump in 2006.

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