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How Is a Money Market Account Different from a Money Market Fund?
A money market account is a liquid, federally insured bank account that pays interest on your deposit. In contrast, a money market fund is an investment that can include U.S. treasuries or debt securities considered relatively safe. What Is a Money Market Account? A money market account is a federally insured, liquid bank account that pays interest on your deposit. How Does a Money Market Account Work? A money market account operates similarly to a savings account and a c

Jennifer Wills
May 123 min read
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