Traditional conservative investment options—primarily money-market funds, are losing steam — and losing it fast.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the current proposals to reform traditional money-market funds are only enhancing other investment options like exchange-traded funds and other alternatives.

Citing research from Morningstar, WSJ notes that this year, money-market mutual funds had estimated outflows of $111.3 billion through April — quite a worrisome turnaround from last year's $26 billion in net inflows.

For more, see the full WSJ story here. 

Edited by: Nicole Spector


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