money market deposit account
1money market deposit account — ( MMDA) A bank deposit account designed to pay a higher rate of interest to depositors than might otherwise be earned in checking or savings accounts. Money market deposit accounts do not have specified maturities. Their rates are administered by …
2Money market deposit account — A money market account is a deposit account with a relatively high rate of interest, and short notice (or no notice) required for withdrawals. In the United States, it is a style of instant access deposit subject to federal savings account… …
3money-market deposit account — MMDA A high yielding savings account introduced in the USA in 1982 to allow deposit taking institutions to compete with the money markets for savers funds. As long as the account has a balance of more than $1000 there is no regulatory limit on… …
4money market demand account — ( MMDA) An account that pays interest based on short term interest rates. Same as a money market deposit account …
5Money Market Deposit Account — ⇡ Finanzinnovationen …
6Money market fund — This article is about the type of mutual fund. For the type of bank deposit account, see Money market account. A money market fund (also known as money market mutual fund) is an open ended mutual fund that invests in short term debt securities… …
7Money market account — This article is about the type of bank deposit account. For the type of mutual fund, see Money market fund. Banking …
8Money Market Account — A savings account that offers the competitive rate of interest (real rate) in exchange for larger than normal deposits. Also known by the acronym MMDA , which stands for money market demand account or money market deposit account . Many money… …
9Deposit account — Deposits redirects here. For other uses, see Deposit (disambiguation). Banking A series on …
10Money market — This article is about the financial market. For the fund type, see Money market fund. For the bank deposit account, see Money market account. Finance …
