Both accounts have high interest rates, making each a beneficial way to store $10,000 in today's evolving economy.

Here’s how to compare a money market account vs. a savings account. The Covid-19 crisis, from a financial standpoint, has underscored the importance of having readily accessible savings.

A money market account isn’t better than a savings account, but it may serve you better in certain situations. If you can find a higher rate with an MMA, it may be a better option — as long as ...

A money market account may provide easier access to your money, while a savings account might be a simpler way to park your ...

With comparable rates, savers should calculate the interest-earning opportunity on both before getting started now.

Money market funds offer higher yields than savings accounts and FDs, with low risk and T+1 liquidity. Ideal for 3–12 month ...

We break down this week’s most competitive cash rates—from banks, credit unions, brokers, robo-advisors, and the U.S.

Money market accounts (MMAs) Essentially a hybrid savings-checking account, MMAs offer easy access to your cash and an attractive interest rate. However, certain aspects of MMAs limit their usefulness ...

Money market accounts combine savings features with checking-like access through debit cards and check-writing. The top high-yield savings accounts currently earn up to 4.50 percent APY, ...