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+5bps this week

Money Market Rate Trends

Track money market account yields for savers who want higher APY with more access than CDs.

Best MMA APY

4.10% APY

Benchmark average

3.55% APY

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Money Market over time

+5bps this week
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Aug 7

4.00%

Aug 8

4.00%

Aug 9

4.00%

What changed

Money Market moved up by 5 basis points this week.

Why it matters

Should my cash be in savings or a money market account?

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SourceSwitchWize Rate Scout (Bankrate), updated daily
MethodBest MMA APY sourced from SwitchWize Rate Scout daily scrape. Rate reflects the highest published APY from FDIC- or NCUA-insured institutions. Some accounts require minimum balances for the advertised rate.

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