MsMoney.com
Win a Dodge Caravan!
Financial Health
Financial Health & You
Values, Goals & Priorities
Where You Stand
Quick Start Program

Pay Yourself First

Open a Money Market Account

Consolidate Your Debt

Pay Off Your Mortgage


Log On Home Help Feedback Search Tell A Friend
Financial Health Investing Banking & Credit Life Planning Career Management Life Purchases Community
 

Open a Money Market Account

Why Should You Have Security or Rainy-Day Money?

For everyone, having security or rainy-day money is invaluable. You never know when you will experience an unexpected financial hardship such as losing your job, repairing your car, or caring for a sick relative.

One Of The Most Sensible Places For Your Security Money

For many women, rainy-day money goes into bank savings accounts or low earning checking accounts.

Moving your savings from a low interest account to one that earns competitive money market rates will start to earn you more money. Most brokerage and mutual fund firms offer money market checking accounts that are safe, pay competitive interest rates, and offer ATM cards and unlimited checking.

Money Market Accounts Offer 4 Times the Average Checking Account Rate

If you have $10,000 sitting in a typical savings or checking account earning only 1% annually vs. the 5.5% it could be making in a money market account, you are losing $450 of extra interest per year. Move it into a money market account now and start reaping the benefits of extra interest.

For more information on money market accounts, go to MsMoney.com's Banking & Credit section.

 Step 1: Pay Yourself First

 Step 2: Open a Money Market Account

 

 Step 3: Consolidate Your Debt

 

 Step 4: Pay Off Your Mortgage

 

 Step 5: Determine Your Risk Profile

 



Site Map | About MsMoney.com | About Tiffany Bass Bukow | Contact Us | Privacy | Terms of Use