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FDRXX - Fidelity Government Cash Reserves

7-day yield, assets, and how it ranks - from the July 2026 month-end N-MFP filing.

Data: July 2026 month-end SEC filings

All figures are from the July 2026 month-end Form N-MFP filings (report date ) - money-market funds must file within five business days of month-end. Regulatory data, not live quotes.

7-day net yield
3.39%
as of
Net assets (class)
$244.2B
July 2026 month-end
Category
Government
fund's own N-MFP classification
Minimum initial investment
None
as reported on N-MFP

Yield history

0.00%1.33%2.67%4.00%5.33%2017201820192020202120222023202420252026FDRXX 3.39%
FDRXX month-end SEC 7-day net yield, April 2016 – July 2026. Gaps are months with no filed yield. Source: SEC Form N-MFP structured data.

Portfolio (series level)

Weighted avg maturity
43 d
WAM - interest-rate reset horizon
Weighted avg life
108 d
WAL - final-maturity horizon
Daily liquid assets
59.0%
SEC minimum 25%
Weekly liquid assets
73.0%
SEC minimum 50%

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Fund context & source

Fidelity Government Cash Reserves is a series of Fidelity Phillips Street Trust (SEC series ID S000007149). The whole series held $244.2B across all share classes at July 2026 month-end.

This page shows the class's month-end regulatory filing, not a live quote - 7-day yields move daily. For today's yield, check Fidelity. Verify the filing itself on EDGAR: N-MFP filings for this series.

State-tax note (2025 tax year)

Fidelity reports that 52.17% of FDRXX's 2025 dividend income came from US government obligations - the portion most states exempt from income tax. The fund did not meet the 50%-of-assets test that California, Connecticut, and New York require (source). Figures change each tax year. Full table and calculator: tax-equivalent yield.

FAQ

What is FDRXX's 7-day yield?

As of the July 2026 month-end SEC Form N-MFP filing (July 31, 2026), FDRXX (Fidelity Government Cash Reserves) has a 7-day net yield of 3.39%.

Is FDRXX a government money market fund?

Yes - FDRXX is classified as a Government money-market fund in its own July 2026 Form N-MFP filing.

What is the minimum initial investment for FDRXX?

FDRXX reports a minimum initial investment of None on its July 2026 Form N-MFP filing.

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