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which option best defines a money market account (mma)?
a. a type of savings account that includes benefits of a checking account, such as an atm card and checks.
b. a type of retirement account independent of an employer.
c. a time - restricted savings account with a guaranteed fixed yield.
d. an account that is federally insured but does not earn any interest.
which is a key difference of a money market account (mma) compared to a traditional savings account?
a. mmas do not have minimum balance requirements, while savings accounts always do.
b. mmas are a type of savings account that may come with an atm card and checks, similar to a checking account.
c. mmas offer variable yields, while savings accounts offer fixed yields.
d. mmas are federally insured, while savings accounts are not.
First Question (Defining Money Market Account):
- Option A: A Money Market Account (MMA) is a savings - like account that often has checking - related features such as ATM cards and check - writing capabilities.
- Option B: A retirement account independent of an employer is an IRA, not an MMA.
- Option C: A time - restricted savings account with a guaranteed fixed yield is a certificate of deposit (CD), not an MMA.
- Option D: MMAs do earn interest, so this is incorrect.
- Option A: Both MMAs and some savings accounts can have minimum balance requirements, so this is incorrect.
- Option B: MMAs are a type of savings account that may offer checking - like features (ATM card, checks) which traditional savings accounts typically do not, this is a key difference.
- Option C: Both MMAs and savings accounts can have variable yields (or in some cases, savings accounts may have fixed rates but this is not a defining difference), and this statement is not accurate as a key difference.
- Option D: Both MMAs and savings accounts at insured institutions are federally insured, so this is incorrect.
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A. A type of savings account that includes benefits of a checking account, such as an ATM card and checks.