SEI CASH & PLUS TRUST
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                            SEI DAILY INCOME TRUST
                            Money Market Portfolio
                          Prime Obligation Portfolio

        Supplement dated June 8, 1995 to Prospectus dated May 31, 1995


     At a meeting held on June 5, 1995, the Trustees of SEI Daily Income Trust
(the "Trust") met and approved the following changes to fundamental policies of
the Money Market and Prime Obligation Portfolios (each a "Portfolio" and
collectively, the "Portfolios").
          
     1.   Elimination of the fundamental policy that currently
          requires each Portfolio to invest its assets solely in
          securities listed in the Prospectus as appropriate
          investments. The removal of this fundamental policy will
          provide each Portfolio with the ability to modify its
          universe of permitted investments to meet future
          regulatory and market changes without shareholder
          approval.

     2.   Elimination of the fundamental policy requiring the
          Portfolios to invest in securities maturing in one year or
          less and to maintain an average weighted maturity of 120
          days. This elimination will allow each Portfolio to adopt
          non-fundamental policies respecting the maturity of
          securities purchased that conform to current law, and will
          allow the Portfolios to invest in securities with a
          maximum remaining maturity of 397 days.

     3.   Elimination of the fundamental policy requiring the Money
          Market Portfolio to concentrate its investments in
          obligations issued by the banking industry, consisting of
          U.S. dollar denominated obligations of domestic banks and
          U.S. branches of foreign banks. Currently, this
          fundamental policy requires the Money Market Portfolio to
          maintain at least one quarter of its assets in bank-issued
          investments at all times. The elimination of this policy
          will provide Wellington Management Company, the
          Portfolio's investment adviser, with greater freedom to
          purchase non-bank industry securities and allow it greater
          flexibility to respond to market conditions. The Portfolio
          will nonetheless have the right to concentrate in
          obligations issued by the banking industry when market
          conditions so warrant.

     Shareholder approval of these changes is required and a Special Meeting of
Shareholders will be held on July 28, 1995.

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