More or less, they all are the same. They hold papers that mature in 91 days. So you can go with the bigger fund houses or the fund houses whose names you know or are comfortable with.
If you want to park your money in these funds, redeem them to buy stocks, in the time of a correction in the equity market, it is better to have some funds in liquid ETFs too, as you can sell the ETFs and use 80% of the proceeds instantly on the day of the fall. Just to make use of the fall which sometimes happens for a day or two, like when it happened in the last few days. And market can continue going up or consolidate for a month. With liquid funds, there could be instant redemption limit, and it could take a couple of days for the funds to get credited to bank account.
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