MONEY MARKET OFFER
4.50% APY
on a qualifying account with a
$10,000
minimum deposit.¹
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4.50% APY
on a qualifying account with a
$10,000
minimum deposit.¹
find a participating financial center »
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Offer ends October 31, 2023
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FAQs
Why is a money market a good option?
A money market account is a type of high yield savings account that typically pays higher interest than a basic savings rate. And like a savings account, you still have access to your money.
What’s the difference between a money market and a bank CD?
While both money market accounts and bank CDs (certificates of deposit) often offer higher interest than traditional savings accounts, they work in different ways. CDs have a specific maturity date (from three months to six years), with a stated interest rate. Typically, a bank CD assesses a penalty for early withdrawal prior to the bank CD maturity date. Money market accounts provide access to your savings and offer a high yield tiered-account structure.
What is a high yield savings account?
High yield savings accounts stand out from traditional savings accounts in that they reward you with a higher interest rate, allowing your money to grow even faster. The interest rate that these accounts offer is noted as APY, or annual percentage yield.
Can you lose money in a high yield savings account?
Money market or high yield savings accounts are safe if they are with federally insured banks, like Fulton Bank. It's important to make sure your financial institution is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Money market accounts are insured by the FDIC up to $250,000 per depositor per bank for each account ownership category.
What will I need to open a money market account?
You’ll need: