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With our Elite Money Market Account, you’ll enjoy all the benefits of a traditional checking account, but with tiered interest rates that may pay more for higher balances than a standard savings account. Plus, you can access your funds at any time unlike with certificates of deposit (CDs) that require your money to be untouched for a set timeframe.
Get the added protection of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Your Elite Money Market Account at U.S. Bank is FDIC-insured to the maximum amount allowed by the FDIC. The standard insurance amount is $250,000 per depositor, for each deposit insurance ownership category.2
Tap into your account whenever you need it by using an ATM card, debit card or check, transferring money or accessing one of the largest ATM networks in America.
U.S. Bank was ranked #1 overall in mobile banking, including #1 for our mobile app.3 With the U.S. Bank Mobile App, you can manage cash easily, move money safely and save and spend wisely.
The Annual Percentage Yield (APY), which is the effective annual rate of return including the effect of compounding interest, and the money market interest rates listed below are effective as of for ZIP code .
These rates and APYs are valid on new Elite Money Market Accounts and existing accounts that have been open for less than 30 days. If you have an existing Elite Money Market Account that has been open for 30 days or more, log in and select products and offers to see your personalized rates.
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APY
The Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is the current rate for new money market accounts that have been open for 30 days or less. Rates are subject to change at any time.
Interest rate
The interest rate is the amount of interest you earn on the money you keep in your money market account. The amount you earn is based on your daily balance. Interest is compounded daily and credited to your account monthly.
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Save on maintenance fees when you open a U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking account and enroll in the Smart Rewards® Primary tier or above or maintain a $10,000 minimum daily balance.4
Avoid the inconvenience of an unexpected shortage of funds by linking your account to a U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking account. See Your Deposit Account Agreement for a full list of options.
Enjoy industry-leading, secure digital banking tools and services that allow you to bank how, when and where you want.
Get text or email reminders about transfers, low balances and other important account activity.5
Access statements through mobile and online banking anytime, free of charge.
Save on ATM transaction fees at U.S. Bank ATMs and gain access to one of the largest branch and ATM networks in America.6
A money market account (also known as a money market deposit account or money market savings account) is a mix between a checking and savings account. It has features from both types of accounts, offering the debit card and check-writing privileges of a checking account with the interest-bearing nature of a savings account.
Open a money market account to start growing your savings.
With a money market account, you earn interest on the money deposited into the account, just like how a savings account works. When opening the account, a minimum deposit is typically required, and a fee may be charged if the balance falls below a certain threshold.
Most money market accounts have a variable interest rate, that fluctuates over time as market conditions change. It’s also common for these accounts to have tiered rates, meaning higher balances are rewarded with a higher APY.
Yes. As with other deposit accounts, the FDIC insures money market accounts up to $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, for each account ownership category.
Yes, money market accounts allow you to safely store your funds while earning interest. The money in the account is FDIC-insured for up to $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, for each account ownership category.
Money market accounts give you access to your money, whenever you need it, and a variable interest rate. CDs require you to leave your money untouched for an agreed upon time, known as the term length, and usually have a fixed rate.
Ready to grow your savings with a money market account? Get started by opening an account.
Fund your account up to $250,000 with an internal or external transfer, or up to $250 with a debit or credit card. You can deposit up to $250,000 during the application process with a minimum opening deposit of $100.1 Be sure your login credentials are easily accessible if you’re planning to transfer funds from an external account.
Electronic deposits made after account opening may have deposit limits and could require multiple deposits to reach your desired balance.