What is a Money Market Account (MMA)?
A Money Market Account is a type of interest-bearing savings account that usually offers higher rates, but requires higher minimum balances to avoid monthly maintenance fees.
Calculate the growth of your Money Market Account (MMA). Adjust for compound interest, tax rate, and minimum balance monthly maintenance fees.
A Money Market Account is a type of interest-bearing savings account that usually offers higher rates, but requires higher minimum balances to avoid monthly maintenance fees.
Yes, interest earned on money market accounts is considered taxable income and is taxed at your ordinary federal and state income tax rates.
Money market accounts typically offer higher interest rates and check-writing privileges but require significantly higher minimum balances to avoid fees.
The tax rate percentage is applied to the gross interest earned each month, deducting that tax amount from the balance to reflect real-world post-tax compound growth.
If your balance falls below the minimum threshold, the monthly fee is deducted from your balance, reducing compound interest growth.
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