Different holdings, hence different returns. In general, lower ER mean you get more in your pocket, however the specifics matter too. This is about as good of a example as you can get.That's exactly what I did, purchased at Wells Trade and subsequently transferred to Fidelity.FRSXX can be bought at Wells Trade without the $10M requirement. Several posters have done so and then ACATS transferred it into their Fidelity Account.
I hold at Wells Trade, a money fund that that has a published $1M minimum, that I bought with $25K.
My original question was even with different ER why the yield is same for the two MMF? Not that I am complaining, I am just trying to understand.
Now if this was a SP500 index Fund/ETF, where there is no (or very little) difference in the holdings, then the ER diff will show in the return.
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