"​Sometimes, consumers' outrage is out of bounds" writes columnist Chuck Jaffe. The column discusses a letter from someone "​outraged by an expense fee on a money market account" (Columbia Cash Reserves Daily) with an expense ratio of 0.​8%. The writer describes the fund as a "​poorest performing cash investment" though the fund returned 4.​63% in the year through May 31, 2007 -- higher than ING Direct'​s Orange Savings. Though the fund isn'​t exactly a world-​beater among money market funds, it is hardly a poor performance for "​cash".

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