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How to find information on money market accounts
Read about money market accounts.
Look for unbiased financial education at credible websites such as moneyrates.com's " money market primer. "
Evaluate your savings needs and short-term financial goals.

Choose from: -Money market accounts come with in-demand savings and generate interest quickly so anything you don't want to spend cash on doesn't matter. Perform a step-by-step calculator.. -Do this by entering your bank numbers, your income, your long-term financial commitments, and your interest rate. If you have not already assessed your current budget and know you have enough savings in total, you can simplify your estimate by diving into your financial plan.. -You will need a credit limit to sign all of your accounts, and you may have to pay interest each time a new account is opened. So before you begin working on that account, make sure that it meets your needs and goals.. -Know how much money you have in the bank, then consider how much of that money you need to access within the next year. If you are considering making a major purchase and paying with cash sometime during the next year, keep your money " liquid, " which means easily accessible, in a money market account..
Know how much money you have in the bank, then consider how much of that money you need to access within the next year. If you are considering making a major purchase and paying with cash sometime during the next year, keep your money " liquid, " which means easily accessible, in a money market account.