Money Fund Inflows Of $17.6B In Latest Wk - IMoneyNet

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(Updated with information on the last time the seven-day yield on taxable money -market funds rose, in the third paragraph.) Assets in money -market funds ...

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How is money released in the market? How, on what basis and how much money is released?
Q. Government makes money (literally). But then there must be something productive done for a society to prosper so people serve each other through some service or product. However as such I or you cannot create money to pay for someone's service/product. How is money created by governent released in market, on what basis government releases money? What is role of RBI ? when government releases moeny in market is it buying something in return but then who does it buy from ? Somehow, somewhere services/products created by society are finally getting to RBI (so that it can release money) but how ? Please explain.
Asked by aks - Tue Jul 4 09:50:45 2006 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments

A. money is released through banks. some money is made to replace old, torn money. other money is made for new gold mined. your money is literally a representation of how much government gold you own, that's why rising gold prices are the first sign of inflation.
Answered by vampire_kitti - Tue Jul 4 09:55:20 2006

How much money should a 14 year old have in their bank account?
Q. I am a 14 year old boy who loves money, and wants to succeed. I mow lawns, do garage sales, and a bunch of other stuff. I have nearly 2,000 dollars in my account. This is money that I have earned. After my birthday(6 months) I plan to have around 3500 dollars in it. This doesn't include my other account with a bunch of savings bonds for college. Is this a lot, or not enough? Also if you have any tips about life in terms of money it would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by teen$money - Sun Sep 14 21:37:07 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Excellent attitude. However, taking advantage of a free education will make you vastly wealthier than if you have a small amount of money now. Getting extremely high grades (and investing the time and disciple they take) will be worth much, much more than a few odd jobs right now. I would also highly recommend taking classes at a local community college, rather than immediately going to a much more expensive 4-year college or university. The credits are almost always transferable, especially if the community college is reputable. Community college courses can cost hundreds of dollars per credit hour less, and you get the same education out of them...sometimes you get an even better education, since community colleges often hire… [cont.]
Answered by gbreadmann - Sun Sep 14 22:02:49 2008

How do banks help prevent money laundering in this situation?
Q. Let's say someone opens a huge account, let's say 5 mil$, does the bank ask him/her where he got the money from to make sure he didn't get it illegally? Do they tell the police to investigate where he/she got the money from?
Asked by flying traveler - Sun Jun 28 12:05:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Any deposit over $9000 usd is reported to the IRS. they and the bank will check up on the deposit.
Answered by Joe C - Sun Jun 28 12:10:44 2009