Internet Money Market Account
from Zions Bank
The Zions Bank Internet Money Market Account is only available online and pays higher interest rates than the bank's regular money market accounts. A minimum opening deposit of $100 is required. You can make deposits as often as you wish, withdraw money at an ATM or transfer funds to your checking account online (there are no checks with this account). Interest only applies to balances of at least $1,000. The interest rate on this account, as of late May 2008, ranged from 2% on balances between $1,000 and $49,999 to 3.15% on balances of $250,000 or more.
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Oct 31, 2008 1:07 pm
It's called an "internet" money market account because as it says, you can only access this account online rather than in a branch. There is a higher interest than the other MM accounts as it says, you get better rates than savings, as well. Keep in mind however that there are risks involved with any MM account and you should be aware of the economy before opening one. Otherwise, the rates are …well worth it.
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